Top 5 news last week : 1) 1,770 T-14 Armata tanks for India, 2) MKU limited to export night vision d

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The sale of the APS enabled t14 next generation main battle tank will be one of the top priorities of Russia during the upcoming India Russia bilateral summit in October 2020. And the estimated worth of the deal for 1770 tanks stands at 4.5 billion dollars. If the Russian T14 is selected under the FRCV program then apart from replacing the t-72, its universal chassis will be used for an infantry fighting vehicle, an armoured personnel carrier and several other

armored vehicles. the t14 can fire 12 rounds per minute and has a maximum effective range of 8 kilometers and it features fully digitized equipment, an unmanned turret and an isolated Armand capsule for the crew it has a circular doppler radar and ultraviolet HD surveillance cameras with 360 degree circular coverage that can detect the ionized gas that is emitted by enemy tanks.

MKU limited based in the U.P defence industrial corridor, is executing big orders for night-vision devices, to many South American and Asian countries and will be exporting to European countries in the coming months. The vice-president of MKU limited has said, that in order to compete with world leaders in the international market, the company has developed a new gen 3 technology that is able to work in very low light conditions. MKU has also partnered with TLS of France, for the co development of electro optical devices.

India and Indonesia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on maritime safety and security, which will provide avenues to improve interoperability, and carry out joint operations. And this development comes amid the growing Chinese belligerence in the region.

Indian Air Force's mig29 sukhoi30 fighter jets and Apache helicopters conducted night sorties at the forward air bases near the India China border at eastern ladakh. A group captain of the Indian Air Force has said, that the Air Force is fully ready to undertake entire spectrum of operations in any environment with the help of modern platforms, and motivated personnel after major modifications to its airframe with the help of an American testing firm.

The intermediate jet trainer of the Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, is all set to restart a crucial set of spin trials this month. The flight test was stopped in 2016, after it became clear that the spin trials couldn't be completed safely on the previous airframe.

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