Air Warfare
PREMIUM: First batch of Rafales reaches India
Amidst a tense standoff along the border with China, the first five Rafale fighters of the Indian Air Force (IAF) touched down at Air Force Station Ambala in northern India on 29 July.
For the IAF, this signals the first induction of new foreign fighters in over two decades ...
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