A South Korean KF-21 fighter performs during a media demonstration at the Seoul International Aerospace and Defense Exhibition in 2023.
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Defense sovereignty is all the rage. More countries than ever want their own industry for reasons of national security or economic development. Russia’s Ukraine war, China’s saber-rattling and serious delays in weapons production are also driving this trend. In theory, this could be bad for legacy...
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