Russia's massive state-owned Rostec firm stated in a statement that the "Mango" bullets that will be manufactured in India are intended to be launched from the guns of T-72 and T-90 tanks that are used by India's field forces.
The massive state-owned company Rostec, owned by Russia, announced on Thursday that its arms export division has arranged for the manufacture of armour-piercing bullets for Russian-made battle tanks in India.
Prior to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s July 8–9 visit to Russia, where he would meet with President Vladimir Putin, Rostec released a statement.
According to Rostec, the “Mango” projectiles that will be produced in India are intended to be launched from the guns of India’s land forces’ T-72 and T-90 tanks.
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“You may hit contemporary tanks with integrated protection with these shots. India is using these assault vehicles with various modifications in service, the statement claimed.
As part of the Indian government’s push to have more foreign items created in India, Rostec announced that it also has ambitions to localize the production of gunpowder in India.
Moscow has traditionally provided India’s armed forces with equipment.
