India retires its ageing spy planes

NEW DELHI, May 1 (AFP) - The Indian Air Force Monday retired its four ageing spy planes and said military satellites will take over the role of the Soviet-era aircraft, local media reported.
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"The nature of warfare is changing with satellites taking over the act of spying," Air Chief Marshall S.
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P. Tyagi said at a ceremony at an air base in Uttar Pradesh state, the Press Trust of India said.
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"The MiG-25s no longer have a strategic use to India and besides, the planes are no longer cost effective," Tyagi said.





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Tyagi said INSAT 2B multi-purpose satellites would assume the role carried out by the 30-year-old Soviet-built aircraft. The MiG-25 could travel at three times the speed of sound and at an altitude of more than 80,000 feet (24,242 metres).

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