Indian and Israeli Navy officials discuss co-developement of unmanned helicopters
Posted on August 13, 2007 • By Deena Levenstein
Category: Technology |
Israel navy chief Vice Admiral David Ben Bashat visited India last week to discuss, among other defense-related issues, a possible joint effort in developing unmanned combat helicopters.
In 1992 Israel and India regained diplomatic relations. Since that cautious beginning, Israel has become India’s second largest supplier of arms after Russia. India purchased $1.6 billion worth of arms from Israel last year (out of a total of $4.2 billion sold by Israel worldwide).
Click here to read more about Israel’s military projects for India reported on israelplug.
“India Seeks Israeli Help”, Daily Lark, August 12, 2007.
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