Modi and Vance discuss nuclear energy and resume military aircraft deal in Paris

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi met US Vice President JD Vance in Paris, discussing nuclear energy and military cooperation. The talks included India's interest in acquiring six additional P-8I maritime patrol aircraft from the US, a deal previously on hold for nearly three years. The P-8I aircraft are crucial for India's surveillance needs, especially amid rising Chinese activity in the Indian Ocean. India currently operates 12 P-8I aircraft, which are equipped for anti-submarine and anti-warship missions. Modi is set to visit Washington D.C. for talks with President Donald Trump, marking his first in-person meeting with the president during Trump's second term.


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