North India Statesman
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Paris: Tension between India and Pakistan has increased after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir. In such a situation, India has signed an important agreement with France on the issue of national security. A deal of about Rs 63,000 crore has been signed between the two countries for 26 Rafale maritime aircraft. After this deal, France will now provide 26 Rafale maritime aircraft to India. This includes 22 singles seat and 4 double -seat aircraft.
This Rafale sea aircraft will be deployed on INS Vikrant, so that India will be able to attack Pakistan, land and now water through water. During the 1971 war with Pakistan, the Indian Navy gave a shock to Pakistan, now India’s position will be stronger with the involvement of this Rafael sea aircraft. Earlier, there was an agreement between India and France in 2016. Under which the Indian Air Force was to get 36 aircraft. Those who will be deployed on Ambala and Hashinar Base. Now the deal for 26 more Rafale aircraft has been signed, causing the number of Rafale aircraft in India to 62.
Rafael-M (Marine) aircraft is a multi-purpose fighter aircraft, which is considered more capable in radar target achieving and detection as well as tracking. The aircraft has a spectra electronic war system, which makes the aircraft stronger. This particular aircraft also has the ability to fill fuel in the air itself. This will increase the range of the aircraft. The involvement of Rafael-M will prove useful in the monitoring of the Indian marine sector, identification of intelligence of enemy countries, attacks and many other missions. The aircraft also has the facility to carry bombs and missiles directed.
