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BAE in early talks with Japanese groups to collaborate on drones for fighter jets

Smaller pilotless planes could be used to suppress defences before combat aircraft enter danger zones

UK defence champion BAE Systems is exploring opportunities to deepen collaboration with Japanese defence groups, including potential joint development of drones to fly alongside a next-generation fighter jet the two nations are building with Italy.

Rob Merryweather, group technology director, revealed the steps by the UK’s largest defence supplier at a Tokyo media briefing this week. They come at a time when global security has been rocked by US President Donald Trump’s threats to weaken long-standing alliances.

Merryweather highlighted the potential benefits of co-ordinating on the development of low-cost drones that would go alongside the multibillion-dollar Global Combat Air Programme under development with Japan and Italy.

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