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  1. India is pursuing Rafale jets through procurement and has established a partnership for their co-production.

The Indian Air Force is the primary user of the procured Rafale fighter jets, which are being produced with core technology provided by Dassault Aviation. Potential production sites are also being explored.

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The Indian Air Force is the primary user of the procured Rafale fighter jets, which are being produced with core technology provided by Dassault Aviation. Potential production sites are also being explored.

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  1. Arun Prakash posted a picture of a Rafale M jet.Sub-event
  2. Safran sets up MRO facility in Hyderabad to support Rafale for Indian Navy and Air Force.1 source
  3. India is expanding its role in the Rafale fighter programme through new industrial partnerships and localization efforts.Sub-event
  4. India is diversifying its defense procurement away from Russia by seeking Rafale from France.1 source
  5. IAF confirms procurement of Rafale jets; potential new production line being explored.1 source

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