Indonesian officials used the International Defense Industry Fair in Istanbul to celebrate their partnership with Turkey on the Kaan fighter.
Credit: Turkish Defense Industry Agency
Indonesia’s confusing fighter procurement strategy has become even more of a hodgepodge. Jakarta has signed a contract for 48 Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) Kaan fighter jets, deepening bilateral defense ties with Turkey and further diversifying its airpower acquisitions. The deal, signed on...
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