China spotlights drones at Saudi defence show to lure Middle Eastern buyers as conflicts in Gaza and Red Sea escalate


Drones took centre stage as Chinese arms contractors attempted to lure buyers at a defence exhibition in the Middle East amid escalating conflict in Gaza and the Red Sea.

Saudi Arabia hosted the second World Defence Show (WDS) in Riyadh from February 4 to 8, showcasing weapons and military equipment from 773 exhibitors representing more than 75 countries. More than 36 Chinese arms contractors and other companies took part in the event.

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