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Advances in stealth technology culminated in the F-117 Nighthawk, setting the stage for the B-2 Spirit's development. Despite its groundbreaking stealth capabilities, the end of the Cold War and cost overruns led to a reduced fleet of just 20 aircraft.
France is planning to send 50 of these advanced weapons to Ukraine every month, but what jet will launch them is still unclear.
Over the course of just ten days, Libya moved through various degrees of state crisis at high speed. It now seems to be back to square one again. From Tripoli, Valerie Stocker takes a closer look at recent chaotic events
In 1980, a plane crash over the Mediterranean Sea killed 81 people. To this day, the cause is officially unclear. Former Italian Prime Minister Giuliano Amato is now blaming France for the disaster. Amato argued that the plane had been hit by an errant French missile. The original plan was to kill the then Libyan ruler Muammar al-Gaddafi on board a fighter jet on board the DC9. The plane of the airline Itavia had crashed on June 27, 1980 near the small Italian island of Ustica.
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