Amid border row with China, Indian, French Rafales to carry out SKYROS wargames in Jodhpur ANI | Updated: Dec 29, 2020 15:48 IST
By Ajit K Dubey
New Delhi [India], December 29 (ANI): In a major development amid the ongoing border conflict with China, Rafale fighter jets of India and France will carry out wargames codenamed Exercise SKYROS in Jodhpur in the third week of January next year. The French Air Force Rafale fighters would be coming to Jodhpur for the SKYROS wargames which would see them flying with IndianRafales from the 17 Squadron and the Su-30MKI fighters deployed there, government sources told ANI.
This would be the first major wargame of the Indian Air Force (IAF) involving the Rafale fighters which were inducted into the service in August 2020 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government.
NEW DELHI: In a major development amid the ongoing border conflict with China, Rafale fighter jets of India and France will carry out wargames codenamed Exercise SKYROS in Jodhpur in the third week of January next year. The French Air Force Rafale fighters would be coming to Jodhpur for the SKYROS wargames which would see them flying with Indian Rafales from the 17 Squadron and the Su-30MKI fighters deployed there, government sources told ANI.
This would be the first major wargame of the Indian Air Force (IAF) involving the Rafale fighters which were inducted into the service in August 2020 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government.
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