Russian technology = Asian capital / Keith Jacobs
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Asia-Pacific Defence Reporter Vol 34 No 3, April 2008, pp.32-35 (9)Summary: After the Cold War Russia's defence industry benefitted from substantial orders from many Asian countries especially China and India. These orders not only helped sustain Russian industry but also contributed to the development of several programmes. This article assesses how the relationship is changing as indigenous defence industry capabilities particularly those of China grow.
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After the Cold War Russia's defence industry benefitted from substantial orders from many Asian countries especially China and India. These orders not only helped sustain Russian industry but also contributed to the development of several programmes. This article assesses how the relationship is changing as indigenous defence industry capabilities particularly those of China grow.
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