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Alan Warnes

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As seen in: AirForces Monthly, Aviation Week, Aviation International News, Key Publishing, AEROSPACE Magazine, Combat Aircraft Journal, key.Aero, Armada International Defense
Journo, photographer, Group Editor at Large - Combat Aircraft Journal and AirForces Monthly mags, book author/publisher, specialising in military aviation.
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Saudi Modernization

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By Alan Warnes 
| Aviation Week
Alan Warnes April 27, 2026 Will Saudi complete the MOI for up to 48 Typhoons that was signed in March 2018? Is the Project Vision 2030 stipulation that 50% of the £10bn ($13.46bn) deal should see Typhoon production set up at Dhahran in Saudi, stalling the deal? Credit: Alan Warnes In 2021, it stood at $63bn, in 2025 it was $78bn.
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Saudi's Defense Showcase

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By Alan Warnes 
| Aviation Week
The 3rd World Defense Show took place at Riyadh’s International Convention and Exhibition Center between February 8-12. The 800,000 square meters of exhibition space hosted a record 1,486 exhibitors from 89 countries, alongside 513 official delegations from 121 countries attended by 137,000 visitors. Sixty military and defense deals were announced, reaching a total value of approximately SAR33bn ($8.8bn).Here are just a few of the highlights.
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Saudi Arabia Embraces Air Defense Options

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By Alan Warnes 
| Aviation Week
RIYADH—Over the past decade, the Saudi government has been forced to take its air defenses much more seriously. That's largely down to attacks by Iranian-backed Houthi militants in Yemen that have fired around 400 kamikaze drones and tactical missiles into the desert kingdom since 2015. The most notable came on March 22, 2022, when a Jeddah oil depot was struck. That incident became a catalyst for improving protection of Saudi's skies.
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