Russian MIG's on way to India

The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 3, 19 January 1963 · p. 6 of the scan · 67 words

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& Daily Worker report (15/1/63) stated thant ‘inforaed sourcest in Moscow has said that ‘at least four Soviet Mig 21 jot fighters’ were on their way 7) Indin. Leaving Odessa, where the Indians have a consulate, "they will nmrrive in Bortay in about 2 fortnight.’ Thus Khrushchov joins Kennedy and Macmillan in arming India with the post modern weapons whilst that country in dispute with China.