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Russia is reportedly aggressively marketing its S-400 “Triumf” air defense system in the Middle East, claiming it to be the premier air defense system available in the market today.
Saudi Arabia remains one of the largest buyers of Chinese-made arms in the Middle East, emerging as the first export customer for the high altitude long endurance (HALE) drone “Wing Loong-10B” (WL-10B).
A court in the Netherlands has ordered the government to stop the delivery of spare parts for F-35 fighter jets used by Israel to bomb the Gaza Strip.
Leading Turkish defence company, STM, is “almost certainly” the chosen contractor for the Royal Malaysian Navy’s (RMN) construction program of three Littoral Mission Ships (LMS), according to industry sources who spoke to Defence Security Asia.
When Moscow began deploying modified conventional bombs as glide bombs in southern Ukraine, it likely signaled that Ukraine now faces an increasingly formidable Russian air force on the battlefield.
Pakistan Air Force’s JF-17 “Thunder” fighter jets had the opportunity to test their capabilities in combat against the French Air Force’s Rafale fighter aircraft during the joint air exercise “Spears of Victory” in Saudi Arabia.
The United States Army has canceled its “Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft” (FARA) program, despite having already expended $2 billion (RM9 billion) on its development.
Egypt has issued a stern warning to Israel, stating it will suspend the peace treaty signed between the two nations in 1979 if Israeli forces attack Rafah, forcing Palestinian residents to flee to the Sinai Peninsula.
The Turkish Land Forces have begun receiving the first of the M60TM tanks following their upgrade and enhancement with modern equipment under a modernization program named “TIYK-M60T Project.”
Three long-range radars, currently being acquired by Malaysia are set to become the country’s “eyes and ears” in monitoring any foreign attempts to infiltrate upon the nation’s airspace and maritime zones in the South China Sea.