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Israel combines special forces into new Air force unit
Israel is combining the capabilities of several elite units under one roof as part of its multiyear plan to prepare the military for future warfare.
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Britain lifts ban on Saudi weapons exports
Britain is one of the largest exporters of defense equipment in the world, largely thanks to Saudi Arabia’s purchase over more than 30 years of Tornado and Typhoon combat jets as well as Hawk jet trainers.
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Israel launches Ofek 16 satellite to complete intelligence coverage
Israel launched its Ofek 16 reconnaissance satellite in the morning of July 6 as part of an ongoing program that envisions launching new satellites every few years.
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Lebanon to sell outdated aircraft as Air Force eyes new trainers
The Lebanese government plans to sell five outdated Air Force Hawker Hunter fighter jets and three Sikorsky S-61 helicopters.
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Israel Aerospace Industries CEO says he’s stepping down
Israel Aerospace Industries CEO Nimrod Sheffer announced July 1 that he is stepping down after two years in the position.
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Israeli general talks ‘military diplomacy,’ maintaining readiness during a pandemic
Brig. Gen. Effie Defrin has a unique view of how Israel’s “military diplomacy” is useful during a pandemic, in building trans-Atlantic relationships and for countering threats along the border.
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Competition between US and Russian air forces keeps pace despite global pandemic
Both Russian and U.S. air forces are out to prove their readiness hasn’t suffered in the wake of COVID-19.
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Why is Turkey the key to unlocking a NATO-EU naval operation?
Turkey is hindering European Union attempts to secure NATO’s help with a maritime arms embargo on conflict-torn Libya, according to diplomats and officials in Brussels.
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Amid tensions with US, Iran builds fake aircraft carrier to attack
The Islamic Republic appears to have constructed a new mock-up of an aircraft carrier off its southern coast for potential live-fire drills.
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UN agency says Iran is violating all restrictions of nuclear deal
Meanwhile, Russia is defending Iran’s right to launch a satellite, dismissing U.S. claims that Tehran was defying the U.N. resolution endorsing the 2015 nuclear deal by sending it into space.
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Israel combines special forces into new Air force unit
Israel is combining the capabilities of several elite units under one roof as part of its multiyear plan to prepare the military for future warfare.
-
Britain lifts ban on Saudi weapons exports
Britain is one of the largest exporters of defense equipment in the world, largely thanks to Saudi Arabia’s purchase over more than 30 years of Tornado and Typhoon combat jets as well as Hawk jet trainers.
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Israel launches Ofek 16 satellite to complete intelligence coverage
Israel launched its Ofek 16 reconnaissance satellite in the morning of July 6 as part of an ongoing program that envisions launching new satellites every few years.
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Lebanon to sell outdated aircraft as Air Force eyes new trainers
The Lebanese government plans to sell five outdated Air Force Hawker Hunter fighter jets and three Sikorsky S-61 helicopters.
-
Israel Aerospace Industries CEO says he’s stepping down
Israel Aerospace Industries CEO Nimrod Sheffer announced July 1 that he is stepping down after two years in the position.
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Israeli general talks ‘military diplomacy,’ maintaining readiness during a pandemic
Brig. Gen. Effie Defrin has a unique view of how Israel’s “military diplomacy” is useful during a pandemic, in building trans-Atlantic relationships and for countering threats along the border.
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Competition between US and Russian air forces keeps pace despite global pandemic
Both Russian and U.S. air forces are out to prove their readiness hasn’t suffered in the wake of COVID-19.
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Why is Turkey the key to unlocking a NATO-EU naval operation?
Turkey is hindering European Union attempts to secure NATO’s help with a maritime arms embargo on conflict-torn Libya, according to diplomats and officials in Brussels.
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Amid tensions with US, Iran builds fake aircraft carrier to attack
The Islamic Republic appears to have constructed a new mock-up of an aircraft carrier off its southern coast for potential live-fire drills.
-
UN agency says Iran is violating all restrictions of nuclear deal
Meanwhile, Russia is defending Iran’s right to launch a satellite, dismissing U.S. claims that Tehran was defying the U.N. resolution endorsing the 2015 nuclear deal by sending it into space.
-
Israel combines special forces into new Air force unit
Israel is combining the capabilities of several elite units under one roof as part of its multiyear plan to prepare the military for future warfare.
-
Britain lifts ban on Saudi weapons exports
Britain is one of the largest exporters of defense equipment in the world, largely thanks to Saudi Arabia’s purchase over more than 30 years of Tornado and Typhoon combat jets as well as Hawk jet trainers.
-
Israel launches Ofek 16 satellite to complete intelligence coverage
Israel launched its Ofek 16 reconnaissance satellite in the morning of July 6 as part of an ongoing program that envisions launching new satellites every few years.
-
Lebanon to sell outdated aircraft as Air Force eyes new trainers
The Lebanese government plans to sell five outdated Air Force Hawker Hunter fighter jets and three Sikorsky S-61 helicopters.
-
Israel Aerospace Industries CEO says he’s stepping down
Israel Aerospace Industries CEO Nimrod Sheffer announced July 1 that he is stepping down after two years in the position.
-
Israeli general talks ‘military diplomacy,’ maintaining readiness during a pandemic
Brig. Gen. Effie Defrin has a unique view of how Israel’s “military diplomacy” is useful during a pandemic, in building trans-Atlantic relationships and for countering threats along the border.
-
Competition between US and Russian air forces keeps pace despite global pandemic
Both Russian and U.S. air forces are out to prove their readiness hasn’t suffered in the wake of COVID-19.
-
Why is Turkey the key to unlocking a NATO-EU naval operation?
Turkey is hindering European Union attempts to secure NATO’s help with a maritime arms embargo on conflict-torn Libya, according to diplomats and officials in Brussels.
-
Amid tensions with US, Iran builds fake aircraft carrier to attack
The Islamic Republic appears to have constructed a new mock-up of an aircraft carrier off its southern coast for potential live-fire drills.
-
UN agency says Iran is violating all restrictions of nuclear deal
Meanwhile, Russia is defending Iran’s right to launch a satellite, dismissing U.S. claims that Tehran was defying the U.N. resolution endorsing the 2015 nuclear deal by sending it into space.
