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Francia valuta vendita aerei Rafale all'India

Quattro aeromobili di seconda mano per la marina militare

Il governo francese starebbe studiando da alcuni mesi la possibilità di vendere quattro aerei militari d'attacco usati all'India. Si tratta di caccia Rafale, prodotti dall'azienda nazionale Dassault Aviation nella variante F3R in dotazione alla marina militare, sottoposti recentemente ad aggiornamento e quindi pronti ad essere messi in servizio sulle portaerei della classe "Vikrant".La compravendita...

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Parigi, Francia, 04/28/2022 12:47
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DifesaIndia approva acquisto 26 aerei Rafale

Ministero difesa fa cenno anche alla compravendita di tre sottomarini

Il ministero della difesa dell'India ha dato nelle scorse ore la sua approvazione iniziale all'acquisto di 26 aerei militari da combattimento Rafale prodotti dal costruttore francese Dassault Aviaton.... more

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