"... Missile defense would become a reality and that systems would eventually be deployed. Paris realized that it needed to adjust policy to these realities to avoid risking the credibility of the French nuclear deterrent. " Nonetheless, Gruselle concedes in the same work that "Paris realized that it needed to adjust policy to these realities to avoid risking the credibility of the French nuclear deterrent.", as well as the fact that "France recognized the necessity of missile defense to protect deployed French troops." That is to say, French policy makers realized that the increasing performance and reliability of missile defense systems could reduce its own nuclear deterrence, and was also necessary to maintain its foreign military deployment Bruno Gruselle (Nov 2010) "Missile Defense in NATO: a French Perspective" Lisbon NATO Summit, Nov 2010
"... Missile defense would become a reality and that systems would eventually be deployed. Paris realized that it needed to adjust policy to these realities to avoid risking the credibility of the French nuclear deterrent. " Nonetheless, Gruselle concedes in the same work that "Paris realized that it needed to adjust policy to these realities to avoid risking the credibility of the French nuclear deterrent.", as well as the fact that "France recognized the necessity of missile defense to protect deployed French troops." That is to say, French policy makers realized that the increasing performance and reliability of missile defense systems could reduce its own nuclear deterrence, and was also necessary to maintain its foreign military deployment Bruno Gruselle (Nov 2010) "Missile Defense in NATO: a French Perspective" Lisbon NATO Summit, Nov 2010
However, it is kinematically inferior to the imported Russian S-300PMU2 Favorit according to this source
Andrew, Martin (2 de dezembro de 2010). «China's Cruise and Ballistic Missile Defence». Air Power Australia. A Strategic Assessment of PLA Theatre Missile and ASAT Capabilities. VII (2): 1. Consultado em 6 de agosto de 2012
Andrew, Martin (2 de dezembro de 2010). «China's Cruise and Ballistic Missile Defence». Air Power Australia. A Strategic Assessment of PLA Theatre Missile and ASAT Capabilities. VII (2): 1. Consultado em 6 de agosto de 2012
Andrew, Martin (2 de dezembro de 2010). «China's Cruise and Ballistic Missile Defence». Air Power Australia. A Strategic Assessment of PLA Theatre Missile and ASAT Capabilities. VII (2): 1. Consultado em 6 de agosto de 2012
Andrew, Martin (2 de dezembro de 2010). «China's Cruise and Ballistic Missile Defence». Air Power Australia. A Strategic Assessment of PLA Theatre Missile and ASAT Capabilities. VII (2): 1. Consultado em 6 de agosto de 2012
Andrew, Martin (2 de dezembro de 2010). «China's Cruise and Ballistic Missile Defence». Air Power Australia. A Strategic Assessment of PLA Theatre Missile and ASAT Capabilities. VII (2): 1. Consultado em 6 de agosto de 2012
Andrew, Martin (2 de dezembro de 2010). «China's Cruise and Ballistic Missile Defence». Air Power Australia. A Strategic Assessment of PLA Theatre Missile and ASAT Capabilities. VII (2): 1. Consultado em 6 de agosto de 2012
Andrew, Martin (2 de dezembro de 2010). «China's Cruise and Ballistic Missile Defence». Air Power Australia. A Strategic Assessment of PLA Theatre Missile and ASAT Capabilities. VII (2): 1. Consultado em 6 de agosto de 2012
Rajat Pandit, TNN, 26 November 2007, 02:43AM IST (26 de novembro de 2007). «India on way to joining exclusive BMD club». The Times of India. Consultado em 19 de abril de 2013 !CS1 manut: Nomes múltiplos: lista de autores (link)
The New GuardianArquivado em 2 fevereiro 2008 no Wayback MachineIndia unveils an all new anti-ballistic missile expected to be the fore-runner of a sophisticated air defence system to thwart, among other threats, a Pakistani nuclear weapons attack
Dr. Uzi Rubin: "The Arrow program used practically no U.S. technology, just U.S. money. It was almost entirely based on Israeli technology, though we bought some components in the U.S. because they were cheaper." (2003) —source
The New GuardianArquivado em 2 fevereiro 2008 no Wayback MachineIndia unveils an all new anti-ballistic missile expected to be the fore-runner of a sophisticated air defence system to thwart, among other threats, a Pakistani nuclear weapons attack
