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(AFP/Yahoo) India and Israel wound up four days of talks on strategies to combat terrorism, Indian foreign ministry officials said. Israel has offered its latest counterterrorism hardware including unmanned aerial vehicles, night-vision devices, and sensors to monitor cross-border infiltration in Kashmir - as well as communication equipment and the Phalcon airborne early warning system, an advanced radar system. India, on its part, has allowed Israeli personnel access to some of its classified sites for training in anti-terror measures.2004-12-03 00:00:00Full Article
India, Israel Conclude Counterterrorism Talks
(AFP/Yahoo) India and Israel wound up four days of talks on strategies to combat terrorism, Indian foreign ministry officials said. Israel has offered its latest counterterrorism hardware including unmanned aerial vehicles, night-vision devices, and sensors to monitor cross-border infiltration in Kashmir - as well as communication equipment and the Phalcon airborne early warning system, an advanced radar system. India, on its part, has allowed Israeli personnel access to some of its classified sites for training in anti-terror measures.2004-12-03 00:00:00Full Article
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