DasWoelfchen schrieb am 23.10.2024 16:01:
Am 14. März 2023 berichtet die BBC:
Russia continues to be India's largest arms supplier, even though its share of Indian defence imports fell from 62% to 45% between 2017-2022, a report says, external.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-64899489
Von 2009–13 bis 2019–23 ist der Anteil der russischen Waffen an den Importen von 76% auf 36% gesunken, also auf weniger als die Hälfte. Die aktuellen Bestellungen enthalten anscheinend gar keine russischen Produkte mehr!
Russia remained India’s main supplier, but its share of Indian arms imports has shrunk from 76 per cent in 2009–13 to 58 per cent in 2014–18 and then to 36 per cent in 2019–23. India has instead looked to Western suppliers, most notably France and the USA, and its own arms industry to meet its demand for major arms. This shift is also visible in India’s new orders, many of which are placed with Western suppliers, and its arms procurement plans, which seemingly do not include any Russian options.
Trends in international arms transfers, 2023
https://www.sipri.org/sites/default/files/2024-03/fs_2403_at_2023.pdf
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Das Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs schreibt am 31. Juli 2023:
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The inventories of India’s Army, Navy, and Air Force feature several Russian weapon systems. The Indian Army possesses an estimated 2,400 T-72 and 100 T-90 main battle tanks, 2,400 BMP-2 infantry fighting vehicles, 150 BM-21 and 42 BM-30 Smerch multiple rocket-launch systems, and several dozen mobile and static air defense systems of Russian origin. ...
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Um so schwieriger für Indien, sich von Russland loszusagen (Vendor lock-in) und dennoch tun sie es ganz offensichtlich mehr und mehr, wie die Zahlen ganz eindeutig belegen!
Das Posting wurde vom Benutzer editiert (23.10.2024 19:43).