Israel Aerospace Industries Got $22m From Morocco, Reportedly for Kamikaze Drones
According to foreign reports, Morocco bought unmanned 'suicide' drones from Israel as part of the normalization deal between the two countries, though the defense contractor ‘declined comment on African sales’
Israeli Aerospace Industries received $22 million this year in a deal with Morocco, Haaretz has learned. This comes amid foreign reports that Israel would sell Harop loitering munitions, known as kamikaze drones, to Morocco. IAI replied that it cannot comment on sales in Africa.
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