Delhi wants to diversify its mainly Russian-made weaponry and develop its own defence industry. Read more at straitstimes.com.
WASHINGTON - The United States and India will co-develop drones, a senior Pentagon official said on Thursday, as Washington seeks closer ties with Delhi as a way of countering China.
"And we want to support India on both fronts and are doing so," Eli Ratner, assistant secretary of defence for Indo-Pacific security affairs, told a group of reporters and defence experts. Ratner cited the possibility of developing drones launched from airplanes and anti-drone defence systems.
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