May 27, 2023 Military Aviation News

Philippines and Australia: From a comprehensive to a strategic security partnership

05/27/2023

While in Manila, Senator Penny Wong declared that Australia is committed to continuing its presence in the West Philippine Sea and South China Sea to maintain peace and stability in the region. She added that Australia is open to cooperating with all like-minded states to exercise freedom of navigation and overflight over the South China Sea. And in this respect, Australia considers the Philippines a long-standing and important security partner.

Egypt in advanced talks to purchase 12 Chinese J-10 Vigorous Dragon fighter jets

05/27/2023

Egypt is in advanced talks with China for the purchase of around 12 of the latest version of the J-10 Vigorous Dragon multirole combat fighter jet, The New Arab reports. Talks between the two sides started last year and the North African country is expected to send representatives of its Air force to the Chinese state-owned Chengdu Aircraft Industry Group at the International Maritime and Aeronautical Exhibition in Malaysia later this week, the London-based media stressed.

F-16 Training, Aircraft, to Fill Ukraine's Mid-Term, Long-Term Defense Needs

05/27/2023

Today, Pentagon Press Secretary Air Force Brig. Gen. Pat Ryder explained in further detail that the training, and any eventual transfer of F-16 aircraft to Ukraine is meant to support mid- and long-term defense needs, rather than defense in the short term for an expected counter-offensive against Russian forces.

‘Better Suited’ Than F-16 Fighting Falcons, Ukrainian Fighter Pilots Could Finally Get Their Hands On JAS-39 Gripens

05/27/2023

Swedish defense minister has revealed that the Scandinavian country is considering training Ukrainian pilots on its JAS-39 Gripen fighter jets as an international coalition to train and deploy Western aircraft to Ukraine is slowly taking shape.

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