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Azerbaijan interested in Turkish choppers

Azerbaijan interested in Turkish choppers
29.05.2020 06:28
Azerbaijan has shown interest in Turkey’s T-129 ATAK helicopter gunships, APA said, citing the manufacturer.

 

Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) Inc. has been approached by the Azeri Ministry of Defense, which asked information about the price of two T-129 ATAK helicopters, the Baku-based agency said. 

TAI is going to showcase the choppers at an exhibition in Baku in September 2014. Azeri President Ilham Aliyev also inspected T129 ATAKs during his recent visit to Turkey.ANN.Az
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