Unmanned Vehicles
Paris Air Show: Door ajar for MQ-9 Middle East sales
Large category UAS sales to US allies in the Middle East have been complicated by strict guidelines contained within the international Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR) agreement, which is designed to restrict exports of unmanned systems with payloads of 500kg and a distance of 300km.
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