India doubles down on Rafales: 40 new French fighters to counter China and Pakistan - Economic Scenarios
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India’s Rafale Gambit: Strategic Imperatives and the Future of Air Power in South Asia
In a move that could redefine the military balance in South Asia, the Indian Air Force (IAF) is reportedly preparing to acquire 40 additional Rafale fighter jets from France under a government-to-government deal. As reported by Indian defense portal Bharat Shakti, this procurement would bring India’s total Rafale fleet to 76 aircraft—positioning the country’s air force as one of the most formidable in the Indo-Pacific region.
Indian Air Force seeks 40 more Rafale jets as Navy finalizes $7.4 billion deal
The Indian Air Force (IAF) is reportedly pursuing a government-to-government agreement for 40 more Rafale jets. At the same time, the Indian Navy has secured approval for a $7.4 billion deal to procure 26 Rafale Marine (Rafale M) aircraft. Strengthening the skies: Indian Air Force’s stopgap expansion Facing a decline in squadron strength, the IAF aims to bolster its operational readiness through the fast-tracked acquisition of 40 additional Ra…
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