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Oct 13, 2026
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Greece Weighs Strategic Edge of F-35 Jets Amid $4 Billion US Arms Deal

Greece evaluates the strategic advantage of F-35 fighter jets and finalizes a massive $4 billion US arms deal to modernize its armed forces amid regional tensions.

Sep 24, 2026
08:25
Israel Blocked UAE Purchase of S-400 Systems from Turkey, Reports Say
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Israel Blocked UAE Purchase of S-400 Systems from Turkey, Reports Say

Israel reportedly urged the UAE to block the purchase of Russian S-400 systems from Turkey to prevent Ankara's return to the F-35 fighter jet program, according to reports.

Sep 17, 2026
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US Approves $24.3 Billion Sale of 48 F-35 Fighter Jets to Saudi Arabia Amid Intelligence Warnings

The US State Department approved a $24.3 billion sale of 48 F-35 jets to Saudi Arabia, raising concerns among intelligence officials regarding potential Chinese espionage and regional security dynamics.

Aug 27, 2026
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Is Turkey on the way back to the F-35 deal? Erdogan's new move in the US

Turkey has signed a $2.4 million contract with the lobbying firm Ballard Partners, which is close to President Donald Trump. The goal: to promote its return to the F-35 aircraft program, from which it was expelled following the purchase of Russian S-400 defense systems. Ankara is now considering selling the systems to a third country to remove the obstacle to the deal.

Aug 14, 2026
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"At a Dead End": Turkey's F-35 Deal Faces Opposition in Washington

More than a month after Trump signaled he was interested in selling the stealth fighter jets to Ankara, the move is still stuck. The Russian S-400 system in Turkey's possession is at the center of the dispute. In the US Congress, they are demanding that Erdogan get rid of it completely.

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