India’s Ministry of Defence announced today (March 27) that it has signed a contract for the procurement of the Tunguska Air Defence Missile System, valued at Rs 445 crore.
The system, supplied by JSC Rosoboronexport of Russia will be used by the Indian Army against aerial threats including drones and cruise missiles.
The Ministry of Defence said the contract will further strengthen the Indo-Russian strategic defence partnership.
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