India wants to replace Russia

The 64% reduction in Russia's global arms exports over the past five years has opened up new opportunities for India.

According to TsA Novosti, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi aims to turn the country not only into an iPhone production center, but also into one of the world's leading arms manufacturers.

He planned to turn India into a major supplier of ammunition, missiles, helicopters, and warships to Russia's traditional buyers.

According to the source, India's new export strategy is focused on countries in Africa, South America, and Southeast Asia.

To implement this plan, the country aims to send at least 20 new military attaches to its embassies abroad by March 2026.

Today, Indian attaches are already operating in Algeria, Morocco, Guyana, Tanzania, Argentina, Ethiopia, and Cambodia.