Deal includes maritime vision software and training

Published a year ago on May 1st 2025, 9:23 am
By Web Desk

The US has approved a $130 million defense deal with India.
The US Defense Security Cooperation Agency has issued a statement approving a $130 million defense deal with India.
According to the Defense Security Cooperation Agency, the deal includes maritime vision software and training.
Defense observers say the deal will increase India's maritime surveillance capabilities.
On the other hand, US officials maintain that the deal will not affect the military balance in the region, and the deal will help bring stability to South Asia.

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