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Indian government ready to buy new low-level radars

New Delhi, India - The beginning ahead has been given by the ministry of Defense

The Press Trust of India (PTI) communicates that the local government has decided to buy new low-level radars following the request presented in 1996 by Indian Armed Forces in order to improve the security in the airports of the union. The value of the contract, for which are in the match French, German and Israeli firms, is about of USD 90m. The decision has been motivated by the fact that last...

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Rome, Italy, 12/11/2002 19:45
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