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Lockheed Martin to Asharq Al-Awsat: We Support Saudi Arabia's Defense Systems Against Missile Threats

QuelleAsharq Al-Awsat
Veröffentlicht26. Oktober 2026 um 16:44
ThemenSicherheit & Risiko
RechtsraumSaudi-Arabien

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Retired Brig. Gen. Joseph "Joe" Rank, chief executive of Lockheed Martin Saudi Arabia, revealed that the Kingdom's participation in the US company's global supply chains quadrupled over the past year, reflecting the growing role of Saudi defense industries in…

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Lockheed Martin to Asharq Al-Awsat: We Support Saudi Arabia's Defense Systems Against Missile Threats

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