Aviation News
In a joint operation, the United States, United Kingdom, with support from Australia, Bahrain, Canada, and the Netherlands launched strikes against Houthi targets in Yemen on Jan. 11, marking a significant escalation in response to the group’s ongoing attacks on international shipping in the Red Sea.
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South Korea is charging ahead with its ambitious KF-21 fighter jet program, aiming to begin large-scale production this year. This marks a significant step in the country’s quest for self-sufficiency in advanced military technology and could potentially position it as a major player in the global aerospace market.
Raytheon’s GhostEye MR radar took center stage recently at White Sands Missile Range, proving its mettle in a crucial air base defense exercise. This advanced medium-range sensor marks a significant step forward in protecting critical infrastructure from airborne threats, building upon the success of the 2022 air base air defense experiment in Andøya, Norway.
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A Vietnamese Air Force Su-22 fighter jet crashed in central Quang Nam Province on Tuesday morning, Jan. 9, during a routine training exercise. While the pilot, Captain Do Tien Duc, ejected safely and is unharmed, the incident caused property damage and minor injuries to one local resident.
In a dramatic reversal of policy, Germany has lifted its objection to the sale of Eurofighter jets to Saudi Arabia, sending shockwaves through the world of arms exports and reigniting debates about balancing security concerns with human rights. The decision, announced by Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock, marks a significant shift after years of Berlin blocking the deal due to Saudi Arabia’s role in the Yemen war and the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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