UAE to buy Chinese L-15 Falcon light combat aircraft

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According to information published by Al Jazeera on February 23, 2022, the United Arab Emirates has said it plans to buy a dozen Chinese L-15 Falcon light combat aircraft.
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March 2022 news
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According to information published by Al Jazeera on February 23, 2022, the United Arab Emirates has said it plans to buy a dozen Chinese L-15 Falcon light combat aircraft.
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