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The Indian Army has received new supplies of the Russian-origin Igla-S missiles, an important part of its air defense protection, under emergency procurement powers. The new missiles are being provided to the forward formations to counter threats from enemy aircraft, helicopters, and drones on the borders. The contract is worth around Rs 260 crore and expected to boost air defense troops, especially in the western sector.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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