YEREVAN — Armenia has, for the first time, publicly showcased several samples of military equipment acquired from India during the official visit of the Chief of Defence Staff of the Indian Armed Forces, General Anil Chauhan.
The presentation featured weapons produced in both Armenia and India. Armenian Minister of Defense Suren Papikyan announced the development in a post on his Facebook page, also sharing a video from the event.
“Within the framework of the visit of the Chief of Defence Staff of the Indian Armed Forces to the Republic of Armenia, samples of military equipment produced in Armenia and India were presented to him,” Papikyan wrote.
Against the backdrop of General Anil Chauhan’s visit, this open demonstration clearly indicates that Armenia–India defense cooperation has entered a practical, visible, and long-term phase.
The move sends a strategic message that Armenia is transitioning to a new level of defense capability—combining missile and artillery strike forces, air defense systems, and diversified technological partnerships.
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