13.09.2005, 07:06
nun ist es also amtlich, und nun darf man sich auch offiziell freuen. Hat ja auch lange genug gedauert.
Mal sehen, bei welchem Rüstungsprojekt die Inder den nächsten "Hänger" produzieren.
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India is to bolster its navy with the purchase of six Franco-Spanish submarines in a deal worth $1.8bn (£985m, 1.4bn euros).
The announcement came as India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh met France's President Jacques Chirac in Paris.
India plans to build six diesel-powered Scorpene SSK-class submarines at a naval dockyard in Mumbai (Bombay). ...
Mal sehen, bei welchem Rüstungsprojekt die Inder den nächsten "Hänger" produzieren.
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India is to bolster its navy with the purchase of six Franco-Spanish submarines in a deal worth $1.8bn (£985m, 1.4bn euros).
The announcement came as India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh met France's President Jacques Chirac in Paris.
India plans to build six diesel-powered Scorpene SSK-class submarines at a naval dockyard in Mumbai (Bombay). ...