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In 2011 the Sarkozy administration signed a deal with Russia for the two ships — versions of the French Navy’s 21,000-ton Mistral big deck amphibs modified to operate in Arctic conditions and able to field heavier Russian helicopters.Don't forget India.
It's fitted with russia equipment. Operating such huge ship need high maintenance fee and large number of crew. Sometime dumping it is better than keeping one.As usual a headline that is all RT fantasy.
It isn't useless. France can still use it and if anything they could sell it at a discount to someone else.
If it is completely useless they can just do what China does with their Liaoning aircraft carrier...turn it into a training vessel.
It's fitted with russia equipment. Operating such huge ship need high maintenance fee and large number of crew. Sometime dumping it is better than keeping one.
There's reason why US mothball many large ships and decided not to put them into service.
Russia got the technology and will get the money back.France(licking Uncle Sam`s boots) is getting the monthly cost,ships which cant be used by other countries without major overhaul(which will further increase the cost) and tarnish reputation as reliable weapon maker.Well guess at least in the end fishes might have 2 new toys to play with.
Russia got the technology and will get the money back.France(licking Uncle Sam`s boots) is getting the monthly cost,ships which cant be used by other countries without major overhaul(which will further increase the cost) and tarnish reputation as reliable weapon maker.Well guess at least in the end fishes might have 2 new toys to play with.
The French have their Wahabi Gulf brothers to sell toys to and make money.
What a perfect answer!.
Well,China may be persuaded to pay 1 euro for the pair of ships。