Saudi Arabia to Purchase Attack Drones from China

Published on February 12, 2024

Saudi Arabia to Purchase Attack Drones from China

At the Defense Exhibition held in Riyadh, the Chinese displayed several types of munitions intended for their drones

The China Export and Import Corporation of Defense has announced that the Chinese-made drone WING LOONG-10B will soon enter service with the Royal Saudi Air Force.

The drone was showcased at the WDS Defense Exhibition in Riyadh (February 4-8). A representative from the manufacturing company conveyed to Jane's that this drone and another version of it are already in service with the Chinese military.

The Chinese displayed several types of munitions intended for their drones, including air-to-air missiles, laser-guided bombs, anti-ship missiles, and small guided bombs.

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