A source with the Indian Defense Ministry has ruled out “any comeback” by the Eurofighter consortium.
“The fact is that the cost deferential between Typhoon and Rafale was very high… it would cost India around 22% to 25% more if the former had been selected. No government can agree to so much extra,” the source said.
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