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Fidan in Abu Dhabi (Also) for the S-400s After Netanyahu's Secret Trip

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Ankara is simultaneously moving for F-16 and Eurofighter, while trying to unblock the Russian S-400 issue and reopen the way to the American 5th generation fighter F-35,… Fidan in Abu Dhabi (and) for the S-400 after Netanyahu's secret trip - NAVY TRADE
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Ankara and Moscow appear to be in advanced talks on the transfer of Russian S-400s from Turkey to a third country, with the United Arab Emirates emerging as a possible destination. Today, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan is visiting the UAE. Russia has said it could approve the transfer, provided there are guarantees that the systems will not end up in Ukraine. The case is linked to Turkey's effort to overcome the S-400 obstacle and reopen t…

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Ankara is simultaneously moving for F-16 and Eurofighter, while trying to unblock the Russian S-400 issue and reopen the way to the American 5th generation fighter F-35,… Fidan in Abu Dhabi (and) for the S-400 after Netanyahu's secret trip - NAVY TRADE

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Naftemporiki broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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