Stories by Agnes Helou
Three different munitions — the Mk81, Mk82 and longer-range Mk83 guided bombs made by EDGE subsidiary Al Tariq — will all be integrated on the fourth generation plane in due course, Al Tariq CEO Theunis Botha told Breaking Defense.
By Tim Martin and Agnes Helou
Sources expressed confidence that military and security projects were not affected by the breach, but admitted that it’s possible information was stolen that has yet to be discovered or made public.
By Agnes Helou
The helos are part of an ongoing modernization push by the Middle Eastern kingdom.
By Agnes Helou
To avoid going up directly up against local behemoths like the EDGE Group, partnerships offer a path to Gulf customers.
By Agnes Helou
The first of five new corvettes recently arrived at King Faisal Naval Base in Jeddah, upgrading the Saudi fleet’s capabilities in the Red Sea.
By Agnes Helou
With international help and high-tech acquisitions, the Gulf nation is trying to leave little to chance.
By Agnes Helou
The US has criticized the “erosion” of democracy in the North African nation, but hasn’t said it would cancel or curtail aircraft sales.
By Agnes Helou
In an exclusive interview, Lebanese Navy Commander Senior Capt. Haissam Dannaoui talks UAVs, retiring old ships and help from friendly nations.
By Agnes Helou
Algeria and Morocco are eyeing advanced air fighter fleets – and each other.
By Agnes Helou
The conglomeration of 25 entities is focusing on drones, AI and munitions, CEO Mansour Almulla says.
By Agnes Helou
With a planned budget increase in the next four years, Jordan has three key prioritization areas – but regional events could cause those to flip.
By Agnes Helou
Middle East firms seek to produce their own long-range drones using satellite links, company officials and experts told Breaking Defense.
By Agnes Helou
The government in Baghdad has announced new contracts for US-made weapons, but it’s not clear if the system will ever come to fruition.
By Agnes Helou
The company has sold ten manpack anti-drone systems to the UAE military but is now looking to form a joint venture for greater production.
By Agnes Helou
Three different munitions — the Mk81, Mk82 and longer-range Mk83 guided bombs made by EDGE subsidiary Al Tariq — will all be integrated on the fourth generation plane in due course, Al Tariq CEO Theunis Botha told Breaking Defense.
By Tim Martin and Agnes Helou Sources expressed confidence that military and security projects were not affected by the breach, but admitted that it’s possible information was stolen that has yet to be discovered or made public.
By Agnes Helou The helos are part of an ongoing modernization push by the Middle Eastern kingdom.
By Agnes Helou To avoid going up directly up against local behemoths like the EDGE Group, partnerships offer a path to Gulf customers.
By Agnes Helou The first of five new corvettes recently arrived at King Faisal Naval Base in Jeddah, upgrading the Saudi fleet’s capabilities in the Red Sea.
By Agnes Helou With international help and high-tech acquisitions, the Gulf nation is trying to leave little to chance.
By Agnes Helou The US has criticized the “erosion” of democracy in the North African nation, but hasn’t said it would cancel or curtail aircraft sales.
By Agnes Helou In an exclusive interview, Lebanese Navy Commander Senior Capt. Haissam Dannaoui talks UAVs, retiring old ships and help from friendly nations.
By Agnes Helou Algeria and Morocco are eyeing advanced air fighter fleets – and each other.
By Agnes Helou The conglomeration of 25 entities is focusing on drones, AI and munitions, CEO Mansour Almulla says.
By Agnes Helou With a planned budget increase in the next four years, Jordan has three key prioritization areas – but regional events could cause those to flip.
By Agnes Helou Middle East firms seek to produce their own long-range drones using satellite links, company officials and experts told Breaking Defense.
By Agnes Helou The government in Baghdad has announced new contracts for US-made weapons, but it’s not clear if the system will ever come to fruition.
By Agnes Helou The company has sold ten manpack anti-drone systems to the UAE military but is now looking to form a joint venture for greater production.
By Agnes Helou
