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Lockheed Martin Secures F-35 Deal with Saudi Arabia, Fosters Aviation Rivalry

Dubai Airshow Highlights Middle East Defense Industry and Global Aviation Competition

The Dubai Airshow has seen significant developments in the Middle East defense industry, with Lockheed Martin securing a deal to sell F-35s to Saudi Arabia. Russia showcased its Su-57 stealth fighter, while China introduced its Wing Loong WL-X drone and Zala Lancet loitering munition. Saab pitched its GlobalEye jet, and UAE-based Calidus displayed its B-250 trainer and light attack aircraft. The airshow has also highlighted the growing competition between world powers in the region, with Lockheed Martin and Russia vying for influence. Breaking Defense has comprehensive coverage of the airshow’s news and multimedia content.

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    Dubai Airshow Highlights Middle East Defense Industry and Global Aviation Competition

    The Dubai Airshow has seen significant developments in the Middle East defense industry, with Lockheed Martin securing a deal to sell F-35s to Saudi Arabia. Russia showcased its Su-57 stealth fighter, while China introduced its Wing Loong WL-X drone and Zala Lancet loitering munition. Saab pitched its GlobalEye jet, and UAE-based Calidus displayed its B-250 trainer and light attack aircraft. The airshow has also highlighted the growing competition between world powers in the region, with Lockheed Martin and Russia vying for influence. Breaking Defense has comprehensive coverage of the airshow’s news and multimedia content.

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