Russia To Implement $4.3 Billion Mi-28NE Helicopter Deal With Iraq
Russia will soon supply over 10 fully armed and equipped Mi-28NE Night Hunter attack helicopters to Iraq under a $4.3 billion agreement signed in 2012.
Ali Musawi, an aide to the Iraqi prime minister, told the RT television network there had been some doubts about the contract, but said “implementation of one of the contract’s stages has begun.”
He added that the contract provides for the delivery of weaponry mainly for anti-terrorist operations. And this contract with Iraq is the first under the package agreement.
Alexander Mikheyev, deputy general director at Russian state arms exporter Rosoboronexport, said in late June that the helicopter contract also covers pilot and technical personnel training and the delivery of essential weapons systems.
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