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Israel keen on buying Lakshya
JERUSALEM, JULY 8. Israel is keen to buy the pilotless target
aircraft (PTA), Lakshya from India and negotiations are on in
this direction, defence sources said.
``While we intend to sell one weapon to India, we want to buy
another from them. We have expressed keen interest and for sure
want to buy Lakshya aircraft,'' sources said. Stating that there
are also other defence equipment that Israel would like to
acquire from India, they said, the issue had come up in various
meetings between officials of the countries in the recent past
and Israel was favourably impressed after studying technical
details and costs of the PTA.
``Negotiations are going on. One leads to another. We want to
sell something and buy another thing'' sources said, referring to
the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) produced
Lakshya aircraft.
The Lakshya issue assumes importance in the backdrop of recent
visits of the Indian Defence Secretary and the Chief of Naval
Staff to Israel and the meetings between defence officials of the
countries during the recently concluded Paris air show.
- PTI
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