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UAE, Korea Aerospace Industries enter talks for KUH-1E helicopter buy

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By Awad Mustafa Verified
| Defense News Verified
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — The United Arab Emirates is negotiating the purchase of South Korean helicopters, with the aim of signing a deal by year’s end, according to an official with the manufacturer. The Emirati military is seeking an undisclosed number of KUH-1E helicopters from Korea Aerospace Industries, Cho Seok Joon, a senior manager with the company’s rotorcraft division, told Defense News during the Dubai Airshow, which runs Nov. 13-17.
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Jordan asks US to deploy Patriot air defense systems

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By Awad Mustafa Verified
| C4ISRNET Verified
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Jordan has asked the United States to deploy Patriot air defense systems on its soil, according to Jordanian Army spokesman Brig. Gen. Mustafa Hiyari. “This system is an expensive system, and there’s no way to provide it with local resources,” he told state media Oct. 29. “We need a strategic partner.” “There are potential ballistic missile threats against Jordan,” he added, without specifying them.
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Jordan asks US to deploy Patriot air defense systems

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By Awad Mustafa Verified
| Defense News Verified
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Jordan has asked the United States to deploy Patriot air defense systems on its soil, according to Jordanian Army spokesman Brig. Gen. Mustafa Hiyari. “This system is an expensive system, and there’s no way to provide it with local resources,” he told state media Oct. 29. “We need a strategic partner.” “There are potential ballistic missile threats against Jordan,” he added, without specifying them.
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