Year-End Decision For Croatia’s New Fighter

September 29, 2020
MiG-21
Croatia is one of two NATO countries, along with Romania, still using the MiG-21 for air defense.
Credit: Chris Lofting
Croatia hopes to select a new fighter type by year-end, but defense officials hope the selection will be free of the drama surrounding the last such attempt. Four nations submitted bids for Croatian fighter request for proposals Repeat Israeli offer includes guarantees of U.S. involvement After...

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