Turkey’s leading defence company, ASELSAN, has strengthened its position in the global defence sector by signing a series of critical agreements at the Azerbaijan Defense Exhibition (ADEX) in Baku.
With the renewed tension between Azerbaijan and Armenia, Baku is negotiating the purchase of additional Israeli-made weapon systems, with a focus on advanced loitering systems.
Azerbaijan has decided to purchase additional Israeli-made Barak MX air defence systems from Israel in a USD 1.2 billion deal.
Israel will sell two very advanced spy satellites to Azerbaijan under the contract was signed between Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) and the Space Agency of the Republic of Azerbaijan – Azercosmos.
The LORA system provides ballistic assault capabilities for multiple ranges with a precision level of 10 meters CEP.
The recent demonstration of the Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) Barak MX air defence system in Azerbaijan will soon result in additional orders for this advanced air defence system,
Israel is closely following the possible new link for arms transfer from Iran to Syria via Armenia.
Azerbaijan has, in recent years, purchased some Israeli-developed weapon systems, including loitering weapon systems, to answer specific operational requirements.
Italy and Azerbaijan have further strengthened their commercial collaboration with the signing of a contract for the supply of the C-27J Spartan aircraft.
Azerbaijan is interested in several highly advanced Israeli-developed weapons systems, in addition to the ones already in use by its defence forces.
The renewed tensions between Azerbaijan and Armenia have created a very sensitive situation in the defence relations between Israel and India.
Azerbaijan’s decision to open an embassy in Israel means more arms deals between the two countries.
