Iran turns to Russia for fighter jets
Iran is looking to modernize its aging air fleet by acquiring state-of-the-art fighter jets from Russia. However, many obstacles stand in the way of this […]
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Myanmar welcomes Russia’s first Su-30 fighter jets
Myanmar recently received its first delivery of two Russian-made Su-30 fighter jets. This acquisition raises international concerns about the stability of the region, including the […]
The British Royal Air Force in trouble
A recent report reveals that the UK Royal Air Force is facing significant shortfalls in combat aircraft, airlift and early warning. The report points out […]
The F-35: transforming global defense and diplomacy
The F-35, also known as the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II, represents a groundbreaking leap in 21st-century military aviation technology. This fifth-generation multi-role stealth fighter […]
Understanding fighter jets engines
In the ever-evolving landscape of aerial warfare, the role of technological advancements cannot be overstated. Among the pinnacle of these developments lies the heart and […]
Dassault Rafale: How strict US rules redirected defense orders to France
Sales of France’s twin-engine Rafale jet have grown thanks to stricter US defense rules that have redirected defense orders to other destinations. This article explores […]
A new supersonic fighter jet for 2035
A partnership between the UK, Italy and Japan aims to create a new supersonic fighter aircraft by 2035, as part of the Global Combat Air […]
Dassault Rafale: the fighter that can do it all
The Dassault Rafale is one of the jewels of French aeronautical technology, a fighter aircraft that shines for its versatility and ability to carry out […]
Iran strengthens its air fleet with Russian Yak-130 advanced trainers
Iran recently took delivery of Russian-made Yak-130 advanced trainer aircraft, marking a significant step forward for its air fleet. These aircraft could play a crucial […]
Dassault Aviation: European Defense Relies on French Industry
Dassault Aviation CEO Eric Trappier argues that the capability of the EU defense industry depends largely on France’s nuclear deterrence strategy. The article examines France’s […]