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Kuwait’s desire to acquire 28 Eurofighters has stalled as the country’s State Audit Bureau is not willing to approve the purchase.
By Vladimir Korolkov (Own work) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
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Belarus’ Deputy Defense Minister Igor Lotenkov was quoted by the SB – Belarus Segodnya newspaper as saying that his ministry has reached a preliminary agreement Irkut for Su-30SM fighters.
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During the tour of Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake on Feb. 2, U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter revealed that the Tomahawk cruise missile will evolve from being a land attack weapon to an anti-ship missile.
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The British Ministry of Defense is reported to be buying two Zephyr high-altitude unmanned aerial vehicles from Airbus. The purchase was announced by Secretary of State for Defense, Michael Fallon.
The U.S. Navy has officially designated its Carrier Onboard Delivery version of the Osprey as CMV-22B.
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