US EditionMilei Confirmed that Argentina Wants to Buy Submarines From France: the Plot and Details of the Operation
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In competition with ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems, the French Naval Group would have won the favours of Argentine President Javier Milei, who chose his submarine Scorpène. Discussions started.
The President said in a report with a media outlet from that country. “We’re also buying him some ships to patrol the coasts,” he added. The State might not pay until it receives the units.
Since the loss of the ARA San Juan eight years ago, the Argentine Navy [ARA – Armada de la República Argentina] has had no operational submarines to monitor its exclusive economic zone [EEZ], which covers more than one million square kilometers. Due to budgetary constraints, the modernization of the ARA Santa Cruz has been... This article, "The sale of three Scorpène submarines to Argentina by the French Naval Group is on track," first appeared …
Javier Milei announced that Argentina will acquire submarines and patrol boats from France to strengthen maritime surveillance. The operation is part of a diplomatic rapprochement with President Emmanuel Macron.
The president confirmed the acquisition of naval equipment and highlighted the good relationship with Emmanuel Macron. The entry Argentina will buy submarines and ships from France to patrol the coasts was first published in #BorderPeriodismo.
Argentine President Javier Milei officially announced the selection of the Scorpene submarine manufactured by Naval Group.
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