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INDONESIA TO BOOST AIRSPACE SURVEILLANCE, ORDERS 13 THALES LONG-RANGE MILITARY RADARS

INDONESIA TO BOOST AIRSPACE SURVEILLANCE, ORDERS 13 THALES LONG-RANGE MILITARY RADARS

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Indonesia is boosting its airspace surveillance and, for this, the country has reportedly ordered 13 long-range military radars from French company Thales Group. Each radar is said to cost several tens of millions of US dollars, according to a report by The Jakarta Post. 

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