Spike Missile Deal Back On Track After Talks With PM Modi, Says Netanyahu
India News | Edited By Aloke Tikku | Thursday January 18, 2018
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has revived the deal to buy Spike anti-tank missiles from Israel just weeks after New Delhi had exited the $ 500 million deal, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Wednesday after wrapping up his trip to PM Modi's home state Gujarat.
India Cancels $500 Million Deal For Israeli Anti-Tank Missiles
India News | Reported by Vishnu Som, Edited by Aloke Tikku | Wednesday January 3, 2018
India has cancelled a $ 500 million deal to buy 1,600 Spike anti-tank guided missiles from Israel, the Israeli state-owned defence contractor Rafael Advanced Defence Systems.said on Wednesday.
Advantage Pak, Worries Army, As $500 Million Israeli Missile Deal Ends
India News | Written by Vishnu Som | Wednesday November 22, 2017
The government's decision to opt out of a $500 million missile deal with Israel will leave Indian soldiers badly out-gunned by Pakistani forces, army sources told NDTV today. The bottom line is this: Pakistan has portable anti-tank missiles for its infantry soldiers which can strike Indian tanks and bunkers that are at a distance of 3-4 km; India's...
Spike Missile Deal Back On Track After Talks With PM Modi, Says Netanyahu
India News | Edited By Aloke Tikku | Thursday January 18, 2018
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has revived the deal to buy Spike anti-tank missiles from Israel just weeks after New Delhi had exited the $ 500 million deal, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Wednesday after wrapping up his trip to PM Modi's home state Gujarat.
India Cancels $500 Million Deal For Israeli Anti-Tank Missiles
India News | Reported by Vishnu Som, Edited by Aloke Tikku | Wednesday January 3, 2018
India has cancelled a $ 500 million deal to buy 1,600 Spike anti-tank guided missiles from Israel, the Israeli state-owned defence contractor Rafael Advanced Defence Systems.said on Wednesday.
Advantage Pak, Worries Army, As $500 Million Israeli Missile Deal Ends
India News | Written by Vishnu Som | Wednesday November 22, 2017
The government's decision to opt out of a $500 million missile deal with Israel will leave Indian soldiers badly out-gunned by Pakistani forces, army sources told NDTV today. The bottom line is this: Pakistan has portable anti-tank missiles for its infantry soldiers which can strike Indian tanks and bunkers that are at a distance of 3-4 km; India's...
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