Breaking 07:19 Tupac Murder: Duane Davis's Trial Begins in Las Vegas After Three Decades of Investigation 07:15 Jordan Bardella’s European election campaign accounts challenged over wine and champagne expenses 07:00 China missile test intensifies Pacific tensions over growing military presence 22:00 Cristiano Ronaldo and his luxury cars: Inside a multimillion-euro hypercar collection 21:45 China evacuates thousands as Typhoon Dolphin brings heavy rain and flood risks 21:30 US bitcoin funds record strongest inflows since April after wallet security breach 21:15 Libya loses 390 hectares of tree cover over 25 years 20:45 Pezeshkian says AI and flawed intelligence led to US miscalculations on Iran 20:29 Gold could reach $10,000 an ounce before Trump’s term ends, expert predicts 20:10 Messi considers legal action over media coverage of his father’s funeral 19:45 Meloni and Frederiksen warn against uncontrolled migration to Europe 19:25 Meta launches open-source AI model and calls for lighter US restrictions 19:10 Morocco’s grain production rebounds as wheat import needs decline 18:51 Europe avoids an aviation fuel shortage but passengers face higher costs 18:35 South African women still face gaps in constitutional rights, Amnesty International says 18:18 Portugal’s tougher immigration rules face constitutional review 18:05 MySpace prepares a comeback as nostalgia for early social media grows 17:44 China dominates humanoid robot market with more than 97% of global shipments 17:25 Heat-related illnesses nearly triple in South Korea over a decade 17:10 Britain records largest single Channel crossing with 230 migrants 16:45 Spain puts military on alert amid warnings of a new migration attempt in Ceuta 16:30 Bank of Japan signals faster rate hikes amid rising inflation concerns 16:15 Heatwaves threaten Europe’s economy with losses of up to €180 billion 15:51 Poll shows broad U.S. support for tighter social media regulation 15:33 China tightens margin trading rules after sharp stock market sell-off 15:15 European stocks trade cautiously as uncertainty persists over the Strait of Hormuz 14:48 European Union investigates the origins of migration calls to Ceuta 14:30 Morocco prepares for a potential security role in Gaza as post-war arrangements take shape 14:14 Zuckerberg’s yacht reportedly did not respond to a distress call off Alaska 13:52 China and Europe set for regular container service through the Northern Sea Route 13:39 Shein moves closer to a Hong Kong listing with valuation of up to $25 billion 13:20 Demographic shifts redraw the global oil map as India and Africa emerge as key growth markets 13:12 Tanger Med ranks among the world’s leading container ports 13:05 KakaoTalk gains popularity in Russia as Kakao moves to protect its trademark 12:45 16-year-old boy killed in knife fight involving minors in Montpellier 12:44 Western Europe records unprecedented temperatures during June and July 12:30 Five police officers injured in crash after driver refuses traffic stop near Perpignan 12:25 Climate scientist warns Yellowstone eruption could disrupt global food supplies 12:15 Citigroup appoints Morgan Stanley veteran Jean-Baptiste Charlet to lead French operations 12:10 Europe faces a sharp rise in sexually transmitted infections 12:00 John Lewis department stores chief Peter Ruis to step down as Will Kernan takes over 11:46 Christophe Lambert hospitalized after collapsing at Pennsylvania fan convention 11:45 Morocco’s diaspora emerges as a key force in the country’s 2030 ambitions 11:30 600,000 mosquitoes to be released in private gardens across the United States to cut pesticide use 11:29 World Bank: More than 43% of Moroccan university graduates work below their qualification level 11:27 Yemen: Houthi Attacks Kill 11 as Truce Collapses 11:20 FIFA faces growing crisis as three confederations challenge Infantino’s leadership 11:15 UEFA, AFC and CONCACAF challenge Infantino over proposed World Cup rights deal 11:11 Infantino congratulates Moroccan teenager Ayoub Bouaddi after historic World Cup milestone 11:08 Manchester City reportedly ready to spend €130 million on Ayyoub Bouaddi 11:00 Nigeria’s cost-of-living crisis deepens as election approaches 10:57 Migrants Build Makeshift Shelters on Beach in Ceuta 10:50 Russia records historic meat consumption as global and Arab dietary trends diverge 10:47 Final vote delayed in parts of Pakistan-administered Kashmir over security fears 10:45 Morocco’s Treasury places 1.5 billion dirhams in surplus cash on the market 10:35 Meta faces major California trial over alleged impact of Instagram and Facebook on minors 10:33 Trump appoints Will Scharf as White House counsel and presidential adviser 10:30 Morocco’s Osama Er Redouani wins bronze in 1,500m at World U20 Athletics Championships 10:25 European swimming championships: France reaches 4x200m final with Léon Marchand set to race 10:17 Iran calls itself a nation of “professional chess players” as Trump compares war to chess game 10:16 U.S. envoy says new era of security and prosperity is possible in the Middle East 10:15 Thermo Fisher targets 15%-20% customer growth in India as biopharma sector expands 10:01 Plus500 reports higher core profit as US expansion boosts trading activity 10:00 Israeli sources warn of possible confrontation with Trump over Gaza 09:47 Iran appoints Mohsen Rezaei as representative to supreme national security council 09:45 France wildfires force evacuations in Lozère as flames burn 370 hectares in Drôme 09:32 Morocco emerges as a potential African leader in data centers and artificial intelligence 09:30 Revolut secures French banking licence as fintech accelerates European expansion 09:16 Mexico proposes renaming mountain pass to honor Indigenous peoples 09:15 Wildfires consume more than 41,000 hectares in Colorado 09:00 Greece battles new wildfire near Athens as strong winds fuel flames 08:57 Moroccans lead foreign resident homebuyers in Spain 08:45 Panama strengthens border security after attacks in Colombia 08:41 Belgium braces for its third heatwave of summer 2026 08:30 Ireland charges alleged Kinahan cartel leader after extradition from Dubai 08:19 El Kharja backs Infantino as European criticism of FIFA intensifies 08:15 J.P. Morgan raises S&P 500 year-end target to 8,000 on AI and earnings growth 08:08 Trump says the United States is dealing with Iran “calmly” 08:00 South Korea and US to hold joint military drills amid evolving North Korean threats 07:45 Egypt’s urban inflation accelerates to 14.9% in July 07:30 Myanmar rejects ASEAN envoy role and resists calls for Suu Kyi’s release

Morocco strengthens military with advanced Longbow radars for Apache helicopters

Saturday 15 March 2025 - 13:09
By: Zahouani Ilham
Morocco strengthens military with advanced Longbow radars for Apache helicopters

As part of enhancing the defensive capabilities of the Royal Moroccan Armed Forces, the first batch of advanced Longbow radars has arrived. These radars are set to be integrated with the Royal Moroccan Air Force's AH-64E Apache attack helicopters.

This cutting-edge technology is expected to improve the precision of weapon targeting and the management of combat operations, particularly in complex conditions. Longbow radars are an advanced system mounted on Apache helicopters, offering exceptional capabilities in missile and munition guidance with pinpoint accuracy. The system can track and identify moving targets in various weather conditions, making it an essential tool on the battlefield. With this addition, Moroccan helicopters will be able to execute missions with enhanced effectiveness, whether on land or at sea, and with greater accuracy in dealing with targets.

The Moroccan version of the Apache AH-64E helicopters features advanced combat upgrades, including enhanced capabilities for targeting naval assets, as well as modern electronic systems and high-precision weapons. This makes them among the most powerful attack platforms globally. The integration of Longbow radars further improves the management of complex battle scenarios by enabling seamless coordination between air, ground, and naval forces.

A key benefit of this upgrade is the enhancement of Morocco's naval capabilities. With advanced targeting systems, the helicopters can now effectively target enemy naval units, such as ships and boats, with great accuracy. This development reflects Morocco’s strategy to secure its coastlines and protect its maritime interests, as part of a broader vision for military modernization.

Strategically, this step is crucial given the rising regional tensions, especially in North Africa and the Atlantic region. The acquisition of Longbow radars and Apache helicopters strengthens Morocco's military deterrence capacity and its ability to defend its sovereignty against potential threats.

Thus, the arrival of the first batch of Longbow radars marks a significant milestone in the modernization of the Moroccan military, demonstrating the country’s commitment to adopting the latest military technologies to ensure its national security in the face of regional and international challenges.


  • Fajr
  • Sunrise
  • Dhuhr
  • Asr
  • Maghrib
  • Isha

Read more

This website, walaw.press, uses cookies to provide you with a good browsing experience and to continuously improve our services. By continuing to browse this site, you agree to the use of these cookies.