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Morocco Builds First Combat-Capable AH-64E Apache Helicopter Fleet After Second Delivery

Morocco expands its AH-64E Apache fleet to 12, boosting precision strike and U.S.-aligned combat capabilities.

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Israel Accelerates Arrow Interceptor Production to Counter Growing Ballistic Missile Threats

Israel speeds Arrow interceptor production to expand ballistic missile defense reserves amid rising wartime demand.

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Bahrain

Bahraini F-16 Block 70 Scores Type’s First Air-To-Air Kill | Aviation Week Network

Bahraini F-16 Block 70 achieves first air-to-air kill, intercepting Iranian drones amid regional tensions and missile attacks.

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[Mike1976]

U.S. Army awards $52 million contract to maintain Saudi Arabia's AH-6 light attack helicopters

US awards Boeing 51.9M deal to support Saudi AH 6 helicopters with maintenance and logistics through 2028 to sustain operational availability and readiness

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Iran has released new footage of its underground weapons depots. Numerous Shahed 136 missiles and drones are housed in the underground tunnels. It is emphasized that this is not archival footage and that the video was filmed today. Western experts believe Iran has retained at least 60 percent of its missile arsenal and is currently restoring the entrances to its underground missile cities. The history of Iran's "missile cities" began in the 1980s. Since then, the network of underground bases has expanded throughout the country. Iran's "missile cities" are known to be located at depths of up to 100 meters, making them virtually invulnerable even to the use of nuclear weapons.

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