The Indian company Reliance Infrastructure is seeking a Russian partner to launch a joint venture for the construction of nuclear submarines and ships with stealth technology, the newspaper Economic Times reported on May 22.
According to the newspaper, the company's top managers have already met with senior representatives of the Defence Ministry in Moscow.
A source close to the negotiations said they would visit Defence Minister Sergey Shoigu and name a potential Russian partner with the necessary technological expertise.
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Hi -Tech military skills are no longer secret, all the tricks are known by 4th world nations. Miniaturization of a nuclear device is common knowledge. The costs of its construction is the problem.
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