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PREMIUM: Smoke and mirrors obscure true purpose of Kowsar
In July the Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force (IRIAF) Deputy Commander Brig Gen Hamid Vahedi announced to state-run media that the country has begun to develop fourth-generation fighter jets, in line with plans to boost defensive capabilities.
General Vahedi said: ‘After the success in manufacturing the Kowsar warplane, the ...
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