Why Trump's F-35 deal with Saudi Arabia unsettles Israel, opens big door for China
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Under the deal, the state department has notified Congress of a possible sale of 48 jets, with engines and support, which would make Saudi Arabia the second country in the Middle East to fly the aircraft after Israel. The Saudi jets will reportedly not have all the advanced features of the F-35s operated by Israel.
Key Takeaways
- Under the deal, the state department has notified Congress of a possible sale of 48 jets, with engines and support, which would make Saudi Arabia the second country in the Middle East to fly the aircraft after Israel.
- The Saudi jets will reportedly not have all the advanced features of the F-35s operated by Israel.
- Full details and original dispatch available below.
Under the deal, the state department has notified Congress of a possible sale of 48 jets, with engines and support, which would make Saudi Arabia the second country in the Middle East to fly the aircraft after Israel. The Saudi jets will reportedly not have all the advanced features of the F-35s operated by Israel.
Original Publisher Attribution
This summary was curated from Times of India.