The Economic Times reports that India and Sri Lanka signed agreements to upgrade Sri Lankan Air Force L70 air defence guns and expand military exchanges, training and academic cooperation.
The Economic Times reports that Defence Minister Rajnath Singh announced an AI lab in Colombo and said India remains a committed partner for Sri Lanka’s armed forces. The outlet also reports agreements to upgrade Sri Lankan Air Force L70 air defence guns and expand military exchanges, training and academic cooperation. Citing officials, it says Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake assured Singh that Colombo would not allow its territory to be used against Indian security interests.
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The Economic Times reports that India and Sri Lanka signed agreements to upgrade Sri Lankan Air Force L70 air defence guns and expand military exchanges, training and academic cooperation.
The Economic Times reports that Defence Minister Rajnath Singh announced an AI lab in Colombo and said India remains a committed partner for Sri Lanka’s armed forces. The outlet also reports agreements to upgrade Sri Lankan Air Force L70 air defence guns and expand military exchanges, training and academic cooperation. Citing officials, it says Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake assured Singh that Colombo would not allow its territory to be used against Indian security interests.
Economic Times@EconomicTimes‘#India remains committed partner for #SriLankan armed forces’: #Rajnath announces #AI lab in #Colombo 🔗 https://tinyl.co/4y8H
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Economic Times@EconomicTimes‘#India remains committed partner for #SriLankan armed forces’: #Rajnath announces #AI lab in #Colombo 🔗 https://tinyl.co/4y8H