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MBDA And Raytheon Offer Anti-Aircraft Missiles For Estonia
Tallinn (AFP) Apr 25, 2006 European company MBDA Missile Systems and its US rival Raytheon have offered to supply Estonia with anti-aircraft missiles in a deal worth 45 million euros (55.5 million dollars), officials said Friday. "The Raytheon Company and MBDA made their offers in response to the Estonian government's proposal to participate in the state procurement of short-range anti-aircraft missiles," the defence ministry said in a statement. A decision on which company will supply the missiles will be taken in June, the ministry said. When Estonia announced the international tender last year, it said the new missiles were needed as Estonia stands out among NATO member countries "for its weak air defence capability". Estonia currently has Israeli missiles which are out-of date, the defence ministry said at the time. Estonia joined NATO in 2004.
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India Fighter Jets To Launch Supersonic Cruise Missiles
New Delhi (AFP) Apr 18, 2006The Indian Air Force (IAF) has begun work to arm its frontline fighter jets with supersonic cruise missiles being developed jointly with Russia, a report said Monday. "We need only small changes to be made," Sivathanu Pillai, chief executive of the Indian-Russian firm BrahMos Aerospace told the Press Trust of India (PTI). |
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