Germany and India on Verge of $8 Billion Submarine Deal

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Germany and India are hammering out the details of a submarine manufacturing deal worth at least $8 billion — the largest-ever defense agreement for New Delhi

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 Germany and India on Verge of $8 Billion Submarine Agreement

Germany and India are hammering out the details of a submarine manufacturing deal worth at least $8 billion — the largest-ever defense agreement for New Delhi, according to officials with direct knowledge of the details.

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