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Bulgaria’s cabinet is deliberating on next year’s budget and Finance Minister Vladislav Goranov has warned that there is only sufficient funds for six fighter aircraft.
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Canada’s new Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, will consult U.S. President Barack Obama before embarking on a new fighter program for the country, an anonymous official told Bloomberg.
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Indonesia will buy four Be-200 amphibious fire-fighting aircraft, Air Force chief Air Marshal Agus Supriatna said on Oct. 30.
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A Russian MiG-31 has crashed in the Far East and both crew members were spotted on the ground by a Il-38.
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