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Following Saudi Arabia’s declaration of intent to enter negotiations for the acquisition of 54 Rafale fighter jets from France, the German government has unexpectedly withdrawn its opposition to the sale of Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets to the Arab nation.
In the aftermath of requesting the withdrawal of Indian forces from its territory, the Maldives has announced the acquisition of the Bayraktar TB2 drone from Turkey to monitor its Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).
In what has been described as a “calamitous” day for Ukraine, Russian forces have been confirmed to have successfully destroyed between two to three MIM-104 Patriot air defense system launchers supplied by the United States within a single day.
Turkish engine manufacturer TUSAS Engine Industries (TEI) has successfully operated (run) its own turbofan engine, the TF-6000, which will power the country’s domestic-developed unmanned fighter aircraft “Kızılelma” and the drone “ANKA-3.”
The Pakistani defense company, Global Industrial & Defence Solutions (GIDS), showcased the capabilities of the latest variants of its Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle (UCAV), “Shahpar II,” by targeting demonstrations to high-ranking military officials from 11 friendly countries.
French aerospace company, Dassault Aviation, plans to increase the production of its Rafale fighter jets from two to three units per month this year due to a surge in demand from customers.
As tensions on the Korean Peninsula escalate due to North Korea’s various missile launch tests, Seoul has mobilized fighter aircraft to conduct air exercises aimed at intercepting ballistic missiles launched by Pyongyang.
The current situation in the Gaza Strip for the Palestinian population is indeed a horrific humanitarian tragedy.
Despite surpassing the half-century mark, the Iranian Air Force continues to place significant reliance on its fleet of Soviet-era Su-20/22 fighter aircraft, having embarked on a series of upgrades in recent years to bolster their operational capabilities.
Recently, Pakistan publicly unveiled its latest main battle tank named “Haider,” developed through a collaboration between the country’s defense company and China.