Global Conflict's video: Big Update: AK-203 Assault Rifles Green Signal

On the eve of India’s Independence Day, there’s been a major breakthrough, not just for the Army but also the central police forces in the country. After over a year of negotiation, India and Russia have agreed to the terms for the manufacture of the AK-203 assault rifle in a VIP Lok Sabha constituency in Uttar Pradesh. The announcement had been made over a year ago, but the negotiations were prolonged. The manufacture of the AK-203 in India is another triumph for indigenous production. Lakhs of the Kalashnikov assault rifle will be made here, now that the differences between Russia and India have been sorted out. Now, the will be manufactured by a firm called Indo-Russian Private Ltd. There will be a TOT, or transfer of technology, and importantly, no royalty for made. Under the just worked out agreement, the cost of the rifle will come down, and for now, the quantity. The AK-203, a successor of the famous AK-47, designed by Mikhail Kalashnikov while he lay in a hospital bed, recovering from his injuries during the Second World, is an easy to use, reliable, and importantly, an inexpensive for soldiers. After the 1.2 million strong Army gets it– the AK-203 will be a basic for the troops–it could go to the central police forces as well.