India to Make Air-to-Ground Weapon at Home with France’s Safran

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India and France have deepened defense cooperation with a pact to jointly produce an air-to-ground weapon

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India and France have deepened defense cooperation with a pact to jointly produce an air-to-ground weapon, a move aligned with New Delhi’s broader push for self-reliance in advanced military technology.

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