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September 10, 2020 | International, Aerospace

Quatre pays, dont la France, candidats pour remplacer les avions de combat croate

Quatre pays, à savoir la France, Israël, la Suède et les Etats-Unis, se sont porté candidats pour remplacer les avions de combat de la Croatie et ainsi moderniser son armée de l'Air, a indiqué le ministère de la Défense croate le 9 septembre. En janvier, la Croatie avait lancé un appel d'offres pour l'acquisition de 12 avions de combat, neufs ou d'occasion, auprès de sept pays, dont la Grèce, l'Italie et la Norvège. Le ministère de la Défense se donne jusqu'à la fin de l'année pour évaluer les offres, avant de donner sa recommandation au gouvernement, a-t-il indiqué dans un communiqué.

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