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Rishwat![]()
ahhaaha, don't have to explain so much. There is a Chinese saying, the more you try to explain ,the more suspicious it becomes.We lost 2 trainers a few years ago, and these 2 jets will replace the lost jets.
And we have already paid for the upgrade of the 2 lost trainers, so France is transferring excess stocks so that we do not cancel the upgrades for 2 jets, which in turn can affect their own M-2000 upgrade program. Plus we want the 2 jets anyway. Quid pro quo, both countries benefit.
Regardless of whether France gives away the jets for free or makes us pay for them, we are buying more Rafales anyway. So there is no question of free lunch or rishwat or anything of the sort.
That was exactly my first thought...corruption/kickbacks. I don't understand what value the IAF gets out of acquiring two Mirage 2000s if it's a purchase. If it's entirely free then obviously it makes sense.if they're going to inspect the serviceability... i bet they're not new fuselage. most like from french stock or retired aircraft. extremely weird this. sounds like corruption tbh
it is obviously typo of the name of the companyI have never tasted Da salt. Is it good?
Just to clarify,these two jets will act as replacement for the two which crashed after the deal for upgrade of 50 airframes was executed with France. Hence its a win win situation for both India & France.