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Iraq has announced that it has contracted to acquire advanced air defense systems, with the first deliveries expected soon, as part of a three-phase plan to modernize its capabilities. The plan includes upgrading surveillance, weapons, human resources and infrastructure. Air Defense Commander Muhannad Ghalib al-Asadi said the systems had passed technical tests and that funding was underway. Trainees have also been sent to the manufacturing countries in preparation for operating the systems. The command is also preparing to hold a live-fire exercise next week to train for intercepting aircraft that violate Iraqi airspace and drones. It noted that the challenges posed by drones make it impossible to guarantee 100 percent protection of the country’s airspace.
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