Egypt’s Octagon, NATO and how Mideast nations are adapting to the Iran conflict
In this edition of the Middle East Defense Digest, Breaking Defense Middle East Bureau Chief Agnes Helou catches you up on some of the biggest developments in the region — literally in the case of Egypt’s new and quite large military facilities. There are also takeaways for Turkey from the annual NATO summit, which was hosted this year in Ankara, and a look at why South Korean defense firm Hanwha recently teamed up with Emirati firm Generation 5 Holding.
Helou then speaks with Bilal Saab, senior managing director of TRENDS US research agency as well as a nonresident senior fellow with the Atlantic Council, about how Middle Eastern nations are adjusting to the US-Israeli war on Iran.
Egypt is developing large military facilities while Turkey responds to NATO summit outcomes. Middle Eastern nations are adjusting their military strategies in light of the US-Israeli war on Iran. Additionally, South Korean defense firm Hanwha has partnered with Emirati firm Generation 5 Holding to enhance regional defense capabilities.
- Egypt is developing large military facilities.
- Turkey is responding to NATO summit outcomes.
- Middle Eastern nations are adjusting to the US-Israeli conflict with Iran.
- South Korean defense firm Hanwha partnered with Emirati firm Generation 5 Holding.