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India and Angola have agreed to boost defense cooperation, with India offering a $200 million defense line of credit during the visit of Angolan President Joao Manuel Goncalves Lourenco. The line of credit is for the modernization of Angola's armed forces, and both sides will engage in expert-level interactions for further cooperation in servicing and overhauling defense equipment.
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