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Saturday, September 14, 2013

Russian Missiles for India’s Rafales?

Dassault RafaleRussia’s Tactical Missile Corporation is negotiating with Dassault Aviation for the possible use of its missiles on the Rafale combat jets that have been selected by the Indian Air Force (IAF).

The corporation, whose Russian acronym is TRV, told journalists attending last week’s Maks airshow in Moscow that the Indian air force has large stocks of Russian air-launched weapons, which drives its interest in adapting them to the French warplane.

Although the Rafale was named as the winner of India’s MMRCA competition in January 2012, a firm contract has still not been signed.

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