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France, Germany abandon joint fighter jet project

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France and Germany have abandoned their joint fighter jet project due to disagreements between involved companies, impacting European defense cooperation efforts. This decision, while ending the ambitious Future Combat Air System, will see the core of the project focusing on a networked European system continue. Developers and tech professionals in defense should monitor the shifting landscape of collaborative European defense initiatives and the focus on integrated systems.

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