First Consignment Of Light Machine Guns Reached From Israel

First consignment of light machine guns reached from Israel, troops will increase firepower on the front fronts of the border.

Six thousand Negev Light Machine Guns (LMGs) have been acquired for the Indian Army from Israel as part of India’s emergency purchase of arms amid tension on the border with China.

A Defense Ministry official said on Thursday that on March 19 last year, adopting the fast-track process, India signed an Rs 800 crore deal with Israel to buy 16,479 Negev light machine guns (LMGs) so that China and Pakistan on the border.

The combat capability of the jawans deployed on the advance fronts increased. The army has received the first consignment of six thousand LMGs in Mumbai in mid-January itself.

Six thousand machine guns sent from Mumbai to Jabalpur.

These machine guns have been sent to Jabalpur for testing. The rest of the machine gun of the deal is expected to arrive in late March this year.

The Negev 7.62 x 51 mm light machine gun is an excellent weapon for war. Currently, many countries around the world are using it.

In comparison to the guns which are currently being used by Indian soldiers, LMG will work to increase the scope of targeting of soldiers and make it infallible.

Under the government’s Make in India campaign, the Indian industry is working on a pre-trial stage for the remaining needs of the Indian Army.

The Defense Minister says that in emergency military operations, weapons are very important for the troops deployed on the front fronts.

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Boeing’s chief Ankur Kangelekar in India said on Thursday that the next-generation war aircraft payload and Excellent in terms of performance. He said that the company has got a license from the US government to sell this aircraft to India.