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Who will sell Iran weapons now that the arms embargo is dead?
With an international arms embargo lifted, Iran is likely to start buying armed drones, air defense systems, fighter jets and tanks, according to one expert, with another analyst linking the passage of Chinese defense export legislation on Oct. 28 with the embargo’s expiration.
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Sudan to host Russian military base
The naval logistics center in Sudan will be Russia’s first military base in Africa since the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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US State Dept. approves UAE’s purchase of F-35 jets, MQ-9 drones
This is a big win for the UAE, which has long sought the stealthy F-35. It also represents a win for the Trump administration, which has made increasing U.S. weapon exports a key part of its economic platform.
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Israel’s missile defense chief on weapons collaboration with the US
Hypersonics, lasers and missile interceptors are among the projects that America and Israel may work on as a team.
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Israel shifts naval doctrine with new Sa’ar 6 warships
Israel will receive the first of four Sa’ar 6 ships in December as part of a broad shift in naval doctrine that will see the country defend more areas of sea at a longer distance for a longer period of time, according to the Israel Defense Forces.
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Israel’s underground Sensory Concrete Barrier exposes tunnel for first time
Israel has used a combination of new technologies as well as intelligence and surveillance methods to identify and destroy up to 20 tunnels since 2014.
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UAE could get up to 50 F-35s in $10B sale
If approved, the United Arab Emirates operate the same number of F-35s as Israel.
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How is the Egyptian Air Force able to operate its fleet of mixed origin?
It’s rare to witness an air force flying fighter jets and helicopters of different origins, but Egypt operates aircraft from Russia, China, the United States and European nations.
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Pakistan to replace Orion patrol aircraft with Brazilian jetliner
When converted for Pakistani service, the aircraft will be called Sea Sultan.
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Israel drops objection to US sale of ‘certain’ arms to UAE
The Israeli statement did not specifically identify weapons systems, it but appeared to refer to the possible sale of F-35 stealth fighter jets.
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Who will sell Iran weapons now that the arms embargo is dead?
With an international arms embargo lifted, Iran is likely to start buying armed drones, air defense systems, fighter jets and tanks, according to one expert, with another analyst linking the passage of Chinese defense export legislation on Oct. 28 with the embargo’s expiration.
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Sudan to host Russian military base
The naval logistics center in Sudan will be Russia’s first military base in Africa since the collapse of the Soviet Union.
-
US State Dept. approves UAE’s purchase of F-35 jets, MQ-9 drones
This is a big win for the UAE, which has long sought the stealthy F-35. It also represents a win for the Trump administration, which has made increasing U.S. weapon exports a key part of its economic platform.
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Israel’s missile defense chief on weapons collaboration with the US
Hypersonics, lasers and missile interceptors are among the projects that America and Israel may work on as a team.
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Israel shifts naval doctrine with new Sa’ar 6 warships
Israel will receive the first of four Sa’ar 6 ships in December as part of a broad shift in naval doctrine that will see the country defend more areas of sea at a longer distance for a longer period of time, according to the Israel Defense Forces.
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Israel’s underground Sensory Concrete Barrier exposes tunnel for first time
Israel has used a combination of new technologies as well as intelligence and surveillance methods to identify and destroy up to 20 tunnels since 2014.
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UAE could get up to 50 F-35s in $10B sale
If approved, the United Arab Emirates operate the same number of F-35s as Israel.
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How is the Egyptian Air Force able to operate its fleet of mixed origin?
It’s rare to witness an air force flying fighter jets and helicopters of different origins, but Egypt operates aircraft from Russia, China, the United States and European nations.
-
Pakistan to replace Orion patrol aircraft with Brazilian jetliner
When converted for Pakistani service, the aircraft will be called Sea Sultan.
-
Israel drops objection to US sale of ‘certain’ arms to UAE
The Israeli statement did not specifically identify weapons systems, it but appeared to refer to the possible sale of F-35 stealth fighter jets.
-
Who will sell Iran weapons now that the arms embargo is dead?
With an international arms embargo lifted, Iran is likely to start buying armed drones, air defense systems, fighter jets and tanks, according to one expert, with another analyst linking the passage of Chinese defense export legislation on Oct. 28 with the embargo’s expiration.
-
Sudan to host Russian military base
The naval logistics center in Sudan will be Russia’s first military base in Africa since the collapse of the Soviet Union.
-
US State Dept. approves UAE’s purchase of F-35 jets, MQ-9 drones
This is a big win for the UAE, which has long sought the stealthy F-35. It also represents a win for the Trump administration, which has made increasing U.S. weapon exports a key part of its economic platform.
-
Israel’s missile defense chief on weapons collaboration with the US
Hypersonics, lasers and missile interceptors are among the projects that America and Israel may work on as a team.
-
Israel shifts naval doctrine with new Sa’ar 6 warships
Israel will receive the first of four Sa’ar 6 ships in December as part of a broad shift in naval doctrine that will see the country defend more areas of sea at a longer distance for a longer period of time, according to the Israel Defense Forces.
-
Israel’s underground Sensory Concrete Barrier exposes tunnel for first time
Israel has used a combination of new technologies as well as intelligence and surveillance methods to identify and destroy up to 20 tunnels since 2014.
-
UAE could get up to 50 F-35s in $10B sale
If approved, the United Arab Emirates operate the same number of F-35s as Israel.
-
How is the Egyptian Air Force able to operate its fleet of mixed origin?
It’s rare to witness an air force flying fighter jets and helicopters of different origins, but Egypt operates aircraft from Russia, China, the United States and European nations.
-
Pakistan to replace Orion patrol aircraft with Brazilian jetliner
When converted for Pakistani service, the aircraft will be called Sea Sultan.
-
Israel drops objection to US sale of ‘certain’ arms to UAE
The Israeli statement did not specifically identify weapons systems, it but appeared to refer to the possible sale of F-35 stealth fighter jets.
