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I do think that if the UAE gonna sell its Mirage 2K then it will be divided by two or three (Egypt, Greece, Morocco).
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As part of a $1 billion missile contract, the Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF) has received the first 20 Meteor BVRAAM missiles..
It is worth noting that sources indicate with high confidence, that P2E has entered the service in RSAF .. This enables Typhoon fighters to conduct deep attack missions with stand-off weapon systems such as Storm Shadow cruise missile, Together with Meteor as long-range AAM..
Besides further improvements in CAPTOR radar, DASS EW suite, and MIDS..
KSA already has 72 Typhoons..they were negotiating for 48 more but it stalled.. for many reasons.. mainly local production on a higher scale..
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Hope with this deal, we have more freedom either for more Storm Shadow and to get Meteor which can lead french selling us Meteor for the Rafale. And to mount indigenous or foreign equipments like Saber 220, BrahMos NG etc...
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A JV between KSA and Egypt?
Something that our air defense forces never miss which is to buy the suitable systems and not buying overrated systems etc...
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@Hydration khod video tani hahaha. A7a homa 3ayzin 6 millions yigo fi sania hahaha. Di hata el 3asema lessa makhelsetsh fa ezay 3ayez tegibjom mara wahda.
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I have no doubts that the Meteor is coming to EAF with both the Rafale and the Typhoons..
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Me too but just in case law Faransa lessa 3anida
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It was very clear that the Meteor was part of the latest deal of 30 Rafales with France..
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Honestly I am waiting to Meteor and MICA NG missiles. Can MICA NG be integrated into the EFT or no? Who knows maybe we can see Astra missile and Meteor working together hahaha
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Not only the OPV..there is a common corvette with few differences..i.e, the helipad of the Egyptian version is in the middle! and the one for KSA is in the back..
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Capabilities of the Italian Military Radar Satellite that Egypt is negotiating with Italy..
It is the Italian braINT satellite data management tool, and it is considered the jewel of the Italian company Telespazio’s production in the military field. It is a satellite that specializes in espionage, analysis, and the production of interpretations of the information obtained. The satellite can work in the IMINT range, which is an acronym for Image intelligence, which means obtaining information, analyzing it, and making proposals at the same time.
The satellite has the ability to transmit data in real time for the occurrence of the event, and it can identify the targets to be spied on, whether they are air or land bases, missile or artillery sites, or other types of military facilities. The moon can identify the enemy forces surrounding the target, whether armored forces, infantry, artillery, etc. In addition, it can monitor borders and border points, monitor suspicious and strange movements, and determine if there is a defect in the behavior or the usual pattern of the region. It has the ability to survey a wide area, monitor suspicious activities of the enemy, and monitor the gathering, demobilization and dismantling of its forces. The satellite can assess losses in the event of continuous fighting. It can assist in drawing up plans by observing a specific area, determining the best area for deploying soldiers on the battlefield, surveying residential and civilian areas to assist in the planning process, and developing digital maps showing the terrain before deploying forces in an area, and surveying roads, points, and centers of movement.
Of course, all these great capabilities give a huge quantum leap to the Egyptian armed forces through which it can place the enemy under surveillance moment by moment and monitor all its movements, and assist the military decision-maker in taking appropriate decisions in the operations and tasks assigned to it and developing the best offensive and defensive plans, and he will also work on Tightening the screws on terrorist groups infiltrating through the border areas, monitoring them as soon as they cross the Egyptian border, and dealing with them within a few minutes by unmanned marches that are present in the skies of Egypt around the clock, protecting its borders and skies..
Here is a glimpse of it:
It is the Italian braINT satellite data management tool, and it is considered the jewel of the Italian company Telespazio’s production in the military field. It is a satellite that specializes in espionage, analysis, and the production of interpretations of the information obtained. The satellite can work in the IMINT range, which is an acronym for Image intelligence, which means obtaining information, analyzing it, and making proposals at the same time.
The satellite has the ability to transmit data in real time for the occurrence of the event, and it can identify the targets to be spied on, whether they are air or land bases, missile or artillery sites, or other types of military facilities. The moon can identify the enemy forces surrounding the target, whether armored forces, infantry, artillery, etc. In addition, it can monitor borders and border points, monitor suspicious and strange movements, and determine if there is a defect in the behavior or the usual pattern of the region. It has the ability to survey a wide area, monitor suspicious activities of the enemy, and monitor the gathering, demobilization and dismantling of its forces. The satellite can assess losses in the event of continuous fighting. It can assist in drawing up plans by observing a specific area, determining the best area for deploying soldiers on the battlefield, surveying residential and civilian areas to assist in the planning process, and developing digital maps showing the terrain before deploying forces in an area, and surveying roads, points, and centers of movement.
Of course, all these great capabilities give a huge quantum leap to the Egyptian armed forces through which it can place the enemy under surveillance moment by moment and monitor all its movements, and assist the military decision-maker in taking appropriate decisions in the operations and tasks assigned to it and developing the best offensive and defensive plans, and he will also work on Tightening the screws on terrorist groups infiltrating through the border areas, monitoring them as soon as they cross the Egyptian border, and dealing with them within a few minutes by unmanned marches that are present in the skies of Egypt around the clock, protecting its borders and skies..
Here is a glimpse of it:
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The Italian newspaper La Repubblica reported that Egypt is in serious negotiations with Italy to purchase four Atr 72Mp maritime patrol aircraft..
The aircraft specializes in monitoring, espionage and electronic jamming, and is also used to transport personnel and materials and can perform anti-submarine missions.
The ATR 72MP features Command, Control, Communications, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) capabilities that enable sea lane traffic surveillance, fisheries protection, counter-trafficking, counter-narcotics operations, exclusive economic zone (EEZ) patrols, as well as search and rescue (SAR) operations.
The aircraft can also be used to transport personnel and material, and can perform anti-submarine warfare (ASW), anti-surface warfare (AsuW) and electronic intelligence (ELINT) missions.
The aircraft specializes in monitoring, espionage and electronic jamming, and is also used to transport personnel and materials and can perform anti-submarine missions.
The ATR 72MP features Command, Control, Communications, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) capabilities that enable sea lane traffic surveillance, fisheries protection, counter-trafficking, counter-narcotics operations, exclusive economic zone (EEZ) patrols, as well as search and rescue (SAR) operations.
The aircraft can also be used to transport personnel and material, and can perform anti-submarine warfare (ASW), anti-surface warfare (AsuW) and electronic intelligence (ELINT) missions.
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What makes you think they're going to share them to 2 or even 3 countries? Just intuition or you have another reason?
It has actually already received 20 in country!? That's excellent news mabrouk ya basha.
$1 billion in just the weapons package. Makes you wonder what other goodies are in a major package like that.
Well. that's essentially the great planning of the "tranche" concept that the 4 countries came up with. Most of the let's say additional improvements or better capabilities in the tranche 3 or later models can be upgraded into the previous ones. I don't think the tranche 1 can get too many new goodies, but the 2 and on were specifically planned that way. Part of the engineering of such advanced technology are things like that which are not easy. I believe that they started to plan that concept in sincerity for the T2 and on and that really is one of the many GREAT features of the Eurofighter Typhoon.
All of those features you mentioned should all be standard from now on, on all the new ordered RSAF Typhoons.
I probably confused the current 73 for the new order.
Hey, even if the 48 are currently stalled, let them sweat it out because if they want the sale from a customer like Saudiya, they'll have to give more than they're normally willing to from countries that have the strongest purchase power such as SA. They're doing it right.
Heck, in one of those Military Squares videos you posted on the EAF thread, the dude talked about the latest details of the mega deal with Italy and the latest issue with the 24 Typhoons was how proud he was that the Egyptian negotiators on that tremendous deal that's probably going to end up being somewhere around $12 billion lmaoooo is that they were able to talk the Italians down on the EFTs from 300 million Euros to 200 million a piece. A7a khomsomeet marra! Imagine they actually wanted 300 million euros for a single Typhoon in a huge military package that included the 4 terrific Bergamini FREMs etc.? These numbers are out of control, bro and I need to do the match on this Saudi deal to determine how much they're paying per aircraft just to see if the 200 million Euros Egypt seems to be happy to pay is really a good deal or are we still getting shanked? I think it's still the latter, unfortunately simply because when you look at the Rafale (we can't bring the Gripen into this conversation for several reasons) you're looking at what, $120 - $150 per aircraft? That, or maybe just a little more on the EFT would be acceptable. But when you're talking about an additional $50-$80 million per, something is not right. And we do know already that the weapons package is actually separate from that so.......
What deal? You're thinking about the possible Egyptian EFT deal? I was a bit confused since SC was talking about the RSAF's Typhoons, not Egypt's. Besides, even Saudiya is a relatively new customer of the AIM-120. Only in November of 2021 did it get congressional approval for the AMRAAM BUT, it got pretty much the 2nd best in the C-7 and C-8s and 280 of them on top of that lol. I think only the EX (Extended Range) is considered better. Good for them 3obalna a7na InshaAllah.
What a great capture that was. Even though most of those low-flying cruise missiles (even the US' Tomahawk flies at the same speed or even slower until it approaches its target, then it just goes up to mach 4 I believe as it moves quickly to a higher altitude to be able to slam downward.
Usually, though, we don't hardly ever see any interceptions of this or any other kind. Usually, it's someone getting one flying by on his phone or seeing it hit a target or even helicopters I remember seeing a lot of those in the early part of the Syrian war. But to see one like this, here, and knowing it's the IRIS-T-SLM which we also know Egypt has purchased what, 8 systems of these 2 years ago? Ya3ni the fact that they knew about how good the system was and were able to acquire them from a country that is basically a stooge to the Jews who control them (or maybe used to but not anymore) and made the deal. I remember we were talking about them telling ourselves "what the heck are they doing? They already have all the short range BUKs and TORs and SA-6s and the medium range S-300VM and a few other goodies why add this system?! lol Who was it that said whoever is in charge of purchasing new systems is really good at it? Was that you?
Walahi mazbout awi.
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Just my intuition hahaha
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In 2006 Saudi Arabia paid GB£4.43 billion ($5,3 billion) for 72 aircraft..25 T2 and the rest T3.. That's $73.6 per aircraft.. in 2006..What makes you think they're going to share them to 2 or even 3 countries? Just intuition or you have another reason?
It has actually already received 20 in country!? That's excellent news mabrouk ya basha.
$1 billion in just the weapons package. Makes you wonder what other goodies are in a major package like that.
Well. that's essentially the great planning of the "tranche" concept that the 4 countries came up with. Most of the let's say additional improvements or better capabilities in the tranche 3 or later models can be upgraded into the previous ones. I don't think the tranche 1 can get too many new goodies, but the 2 and on were specifically planned that way. Part of the engineering of such advanced technology are things like that which are not easy. I believe that they started to plan that concept in sincerity for the T2 and on and that really is one of the many GREAT features of the Eurofighter Typhoon.
All of those features you mentioned should all be standard from now on, on all the new ordered RSAF Typhoons.
I probably confused the current 73 for the new order.
Hey, even if the 48 are currently stalled, let them sweat it out because if they want the sale from a customer like Saudiya, they'll have to give more than they're normally willing to from countries that have the strongest purchase power such as SA. They're doing it right.
Heck, in one of those Military Squares videos you posted on the EAF thread, the dude talked about the latest details of the mega deal with Italy and the latest issue with the 24 Typhoons was how proud he was that the Egyptian negotiators on that tremendous deal that's probably going to end up being somewhere around $12 billion lmaoooo is that they were able to talk the Italians down on the EFTs from 300 million Euros to 200 million a piece. A7a khomsomeet marra! Imagine they actually wanted 300 million euros for a single Typhoon in a huge military package that included the 4 terrific Bergamini FREMs etc.? These numbers are out of control, bro and I need to do the match on this Saudi deal to determine how much they're paying per aircraft just to see if the 200 million Euros Egypt seems to be happy to pay is really a good deal or are we still getting shanked? I think it's still the latter, unfortunately simply because when you look at the Rafale (we can't bring the Gripen into this conversation for several reasons) you're looking at what, $120 - $150 per aircraft? That, or maybe just a little more on the EFT would be acceptable. But when you're talking about an additional $50-$80 million per, something is not right. And we do know already that the weapons package is actually separate from that so.......
What deal? You're thinking about the possible Egyptian EFT deal? I was a bit confused since SC was talking about the RSAF's Typhoons, not Egypt's. Besides, even Saudiya is a relatively new customer of the AIM-120. Only in November of 2021 did it get congressional approval for the AMRAAM BUT, it got pretty much the 2nd best in the C-7 and C-8s and 280 of them on top of that lol. I think only the EX (Extended Range) is considered better. Good for them 3obalna a7na InshaAllah.
What a great capture that was. Even though most of those low-flying cruise missiles (even the US' Tomahawk flies at the same speed or even slower until it approaches its target, then it just goes up to mach 4 I believe as it moves quickly to a higher altitude to be able to slam downward.
Usually, though, we don't hardly ever see any interceptions of this or any other kind. Usually, it's someone getting one flying by on his phone or seeing it hit a target or even helicopters I remember seeing a lot of those in the early part of the Syrian war. But to see one like this, here, and knowing it's the IRIS-T-SLM which we also know Egypt has purchased what, 8 systems of these 2 years ago? Ya3ni the fact that they knew about how good the system was and were able to acquire them from a country that is basically a stooge to the Jews who control them (or maybe used to but not anymore) and made the deal. I remember we were talking about them telling ourselves "what the heck are they doing? They already have all the short range BUKs and TORs and SA-6s and the medium range S-300VM and a few other goodies why add this system?! lol Who was it that said whoever is in charge of purchasing new systems is really good at it? Was that you?
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