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NATO To Replace AWACS Fleet With Swedish Surveillance Aircraft In Major Defence Upgrade | WATCH
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Jul 7, 20264:00Now PlayingNATO announced a deal Tuesday to replace early warning radar surveillance planes with new Swedish aircrafts. NATO as an organization does not own any weapons — these are the property of the 32 member countries — but it does have a fleet of 14 AWACS early warning radar surveillance planes that are about 50 years old, along with some newer surveillance drones.
A deal to replace the aging planes was announced in Ankara during a NATO summit. Sweden's Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said that Swedish manufacturer Saab will be supplying up to 10 new GlobalEye surveillance aircraft for a 10-nation consortium.
“It’s a moment of great pride,” he said, noting that the twin-engine aircraft would be “made within the alliance for all the alliance.”
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