Indo-Russian joint venture handed over 27,000 Ak-203 assault rifles to Indian Army

Indo-Russian joint venture handed over 27,000 Ak-203 assault rifles to Indian Army

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Category : National Published on: May 28 2024

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  • The Indian Army has started receiving the Russian AK-203 assault rifles after the deal with Russia saw back-to-back delays, partly due to the war in Ukraine and payment delays.
  • The Indian Army has received a shipment of AK-203 assault rifles, produced through an Indo-Russian joint venture. 
  • Although the delivery had been postponed due to multiple issues, such as the war in Ukraine and payment disputes, this milestone signifies advancement in India's quest for defense self-reliance and highlights the robust defense collaboration between India and Russia.
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