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Rafale source code access denied — India’s 114 fighter jet deal faces major strategic questions.

France has reportedly refused India access to the core source code of the Rafale’s avionics and SPECTRA electronic warfare system — a move that could directly impact India’s long-term operational autonomy.

With up to 114 additional Rafale jets under discussion, this decision carries massive implications for the Indian Air Force, regional air power balance, and India’s strategic positioning between Western suppliers and Russia.

In this video, we break down:

• Why source code access matters in modern air combat
• The history of India’s canceled 126 Rafale deal
• How the current 36 Rafales operate under restrictions
• Russia’s reported offer of full Su-57 source code access
• What this means for India’s defense industry and AMCA program
• The geopolitical implications for China, Pakistan, France, and Russia

India currently operates over 270 Su-30MKI fighters with deep customization rights and local production. Now, as negotiations intensify over Rafale expansion and potential Su-57 license production, India faces a critical decision about sovereignty, alliances, and technological control.

Is this about aircraft performance — or about control over code, upgrades, and future weapons integration?

Watch until the end for a breakdown of two possible future scenarios that could reshape South Asia’s air power balance.

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