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US Intelligence Fears Saudi F-35 Deal Could Leak Secrets to China
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By רם ברנדס
First reported by Now 14 · 29 minutes ago
What happened
U.S. intelligence agencies are concerned that a potential sale of F-35 fighter jets to Saudi Arabia could lead to China accessing sensitive technology. Security officials are pushing for strict limitations on the deal, which also worries Israel about its military advantage.
- 01US intelligence fears China could access F-35 secrets via Saudi deal.
- 02Espionage and Chinese tech use in Saudi Arabia are key concerns.
- 03US officials seek strict limits on the $24 billion arms sale.
- 04Israel worries the deal could harm its regional military edge.
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