India refutes The New York Times’ report on re-routing sensitive equipment to Russia; defends HAL’s record
- India rejected The New York Times' report claiming Hindustan Aeronautics Limited supplied sensitive technology to a Russian arms agency, calling it "factually incorrect and misleading".
- The Ministry of External Affairs stated that HAL has adhered to all international obligations on trade controls and emphasized the report is a distortion of facts to fit a political narrative.
- A lawyer for H.R. Smith claimed the sales were lawful, saying the equipment was meant for an Indian search-and-rescue network and not for military use.
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'Misleading': India rejects New York Times report on HAL re-routing sensitive British technology to Russia
India has rejected a report by The New York Times claiming that Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) supplied sensitive technology to a Russian arms agency. The government called the report misleading and emphasised India's strong commitment to its legal and regulatory framework on strategic trade.
India rejects New York Times report on HAL's Russia link, calls it 'misleading'
India has dismissed The New York Times report alleging HAL supplied sensitive technology to a Russian arms agency, calling it misleading. The government stated HAL follows all international trade controls, rejecting claims of violating end-user commitments.


Hindustan Aeronautics Didn't Transfer Sensitive Tech To Russia: India Slams NYT Report
India on Monday reacted strongly to a New York Times report that claimed Hindustan Aeronautics Limited sold sensitive technology, with potential military use, to a blacklisted agency suppling Russia with weapons.
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