Europe's Fighter Jet Ambitions Fail
The European sixth-generation fighter development project, known as FCAS, has been completed after the failure of cooperation between France and Germany due to disagreements over leadership and technology. The program, which began in 2017 with an estimated cost of 100 billion euros, aimed to strengthen European defense independence through the development of unmanned aircraft systems and an advanced digital network. However, it faced industrial and political difficulties that led to its halt in 2026. Despite its termination, collaboration is expected to continue in other areas such as connecting weapons systems and developing a "combat cloud."
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