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Accordo Russia-Cina per la modernizzazione dei motori dei caccia cinesi

San Pietroburgo, Russia - Il contratto sarà firmato entro dicembre 2006

Uno stabilimento russo di San Pietroburgo si occuperà della modernizzazione dei motori degli aerei caccia FC-1 dell' aviazione cinese; lo ha annunciato nel corso di una conferenza-stampa il direttore dello stabilimento, che ha precisato che il contratto dovrebbe essere firmato entro novembre o dicembre. Attualmente lo stabilimento sta eseguendo i lavori previsti da un contratto precedentemente firmato...

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Roma, Italia, 11/14/2006 12:16
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