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A CH-53K King Stallion helicopter has, for the first time, lifted another helicopter of the same model. The goal was to develop advanced recovery capabilities for damaged aircraft.
The deal, worth 600 million shekels, are being led by the deputy head of the Defense Ministry’s procurement administration for air and sea acquisitions.
The defense minister and the Defense Ministry director general made the decision amid what was described as France’s consistent hostility toward Israel over the past two years. Israeli sources said France’s refusal to allow a US plane carrying munitions for Israel to pass through its airspace was “the straw that broke the camel’s back.”
Israel is expected to begin operational deployment of the Arrow 4 missile defense system in the coming months, a move that could significantly upgrade its ability to counter aerial threats.
In the series of tests, conducted in cooperation with the Defense Ministry, Rafael Advanced Defense Systems and the US Missile Defense Agency, advanced scenarios were examined against existing and evolving threats.
A package of Israeli-developed systems will be integrated into the American-made CH-53K 'Pere' helicopters scheduled to arrive in Israel in 2028, replacing the Israeli Air Force’s aging 'Yasur' fleet.
Unidentified aircraft surveilled Brandenburg missile defense site days before inauguration, prompting espionage concerns.
Lebanese security mechanisms reportedly hold security camera footage showing a suspicious vehicle that was used in the abduction operation.
The Arrow deal, signed by the defense ministries of Israel and Germany, is expected to total over $6.7 billion (more than 20 billion shekels) and will be the largest in the history of the State of Israel.
Exclusive data reveals nine percent jump in female officers over five years, though senior command positions remain heavily male-dominated.
