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7/19/2025, 10:23:57 PM
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>No, they didn't sign a MOU for the purchase according to your own source. Hell, it even states they just bought Rafales.
Anon, this happened after they concluded the Rafale deal, and would you seriously put one of your commanders on a jet that's still in a prototype stage to do a test flight for no reason?
https://defence-blog.com/south-korea-offers-uae-key-role-in-kf-21-fighter-program/
>The two sides signed a memorandum of understanding committing their air forces to regular consultations. On Wednesday, the partnership is expected to advance further as the two nations prepare to sign a letter of intent for comprehensive cooperation on South Korea’s next-generation KF-21 Boramae fighter jet.
>The KF-21, which is currently in limited production, is scheduled to enter service with the South Korean Air Force in 2026. As noted by the Air Force, the agreement will grant UAE personnel access to air drills involving the KF-21 and allow them to observe operational units managing the platform.
>Brig. Gen. Azzan Ali Abdulazeez Alsharhan Alnuaimi, head of the UAE’s Air Force Warfare Center, is expected to take part in a test flight aboard a KF-21 prototype during the signing event at Sacheon Air Base, approximately 290 kilometers south of Seoul.
Also worth noting is that when the arabs make purchases of the weapons they usually put them on an embargo which is why most of the times it's not covered by the press. The same happened when they bought a bunch of KGGB and K239 from South Korea.
>Which means they don't currently have one, same for the KALCM.
KALCM is merely a tweak from the cruise missiles they've worked on previously like Hyunmoo-3 or SSM-750K. They even use the same turbojet engine, SSE-750K. All that's left right now really is just testing.
>No, they didn't sign a MOU for the purchase according to your own source. Hell, it even states they just bought Rafales.
Anon, this happened after they concluded the Rafale deal, and would you seriously put one of your commanders on a jet that's still in a prototype stage to do a test flight for no reason?
https://defence-blog.com/south-korea-offers-uae-key-role-in-kf-21-fighter-program/
>The two sides signed a memorandum of understanding committing their air forces to regular consultations. On Wednesday, the partnership is expected to advance further as the two nations prepare to sign a letter of intent for comprehensive cooperation on South Korea’s next-generation KF-21 Boramae fighter jet.
>The KF-21, which is currently in limited production, is scheduled to enter service with the South Korean Air Force in 2026. As noted by the Air Force, the agreement will grant UAE personnel access to air drills involving the KF-21 and allow them to observe operational units managing the platform.
>Brig. Gen. Azzan Ali Abdulazeez Alsharhan Alnuaimi, head of the UAE’s Air Force Warfare Center, is expected to take part in a test flight aboard a KF-21 prototype during the signing event at Sacheon Air Base, approximately 290 kilometers south of Seoul.
Also worth noting is that when the arabs make purchases of the weapons they usually put them on an embargo which is why most of the times it's not covered by the press. The same happened when they bought a bunch of KGGB and K239 from South Korea.
>Which means they don't currently have one, same for the KALCM.
KALCM is merely a tweak from the cruise missiles they've worked on previously like Hyunmoo-3 or SSM-750K. They even use the same turbojet engine, SSE-750K. All that's left right now really is just testing.
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