The Australian government is preparing to take a significant step in strengthening its military forces. In this regard, a significant contract is planned to be signed with Boeing for the production of unmanned aerial vehicles named MQ-28 Ghost Bat and the purchase of its first batch. This step aims to increase the country's defense capabilities.
Redaksiya reports that Australia is preparing to sign a contract worth 1 billion Australian dollars with Boeing Australia to begin the production of the MQ-28 Ghost Bat and to purchase the first six Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA). This information was published by the "Sydney Morning Herald" newspaper. The contract is expected to be signed on December 9.
The MQ-28 Ghost Bat is a concept of a unmanned, collaborative combat aircraft (CCA) developed by Boeing. These aircraft are designed to participate in various military operations, including reconnaissance, surveillance, and strike missions. By integrating this technology into its armed forces, Australia seeks to ensure air superiority and enhance its defense capabilities. This step constitutes an important part of the country's defense strategy and will enable Australia to contribute to regional security.