Report: India Finalizing $3 Billion Defense Deals With Israel
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The CCS, a government body headed by Modi, will soon vote on at least three defense pacts between Israel and India. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
India is in the final stretches of finalizing a package of bilateral military deals with Israel, collectively worth around $3 billion, Indian media reported Tuesday.
India’s Cabinet Committee of Security (CCS), a government body headed by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and responsible for military procurements, will soon vote on at least three defense pacts between the two countries, The Times of India reports.
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