India has signed a $203 million lease deal with General Atomics to acquire drones for operational use, according to the report. The agreement is intended to quickly boost India’s unmanned aerial capabilities while spreading costs through leasing rather than an outright purchase. The leased systems are expected to support surveillance and reconnaissance needs and enhance mission flexibility for Indian forces. The deal details such as the exact drone type, delivery timeline, and included support services were not fully specified in the initial announcement.
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