The Spanish Army is strengthening its presence in the Canary Islands. By deploying its new Eurofighter jets, Madrid is sending Morocco a very clear strategic deterrence signal to secure this southern flank against potential threats.
A Brazilian delegation presented its equipment to the Royal Armed Forces during the Morocco Defense Days in early June. Discussions are particularly focused on the acquisition of the Embraer KC-390 military transport aircraft .
The Polisario Front maintains the dialogue option with Rabat despite the death of one of its senior leaders in a Moroccan strike. A contradictory stance that illustrates the confusion of a movement militarily outmatched and diplomatically isolated.
The recent elimination of the Polisario founder’s son confirms the rapid rise in power of the Royal Armed Forces. This cutting-edge technological deployment now sparks admiration and concern among Spanish military experts, forced to acknowledge their lag.
Lahbib Mohamed Abdelaziz, a rising figure and son of the former Polisario Front leader, has been killed. A drone attack destroyed his vehicle while he was preparing offensives against the Royal Armed Forces .
The Royal Armed Forces (FAR) are accelerating the modernization of their short-range arsenal. Facing a multiplication of low-altitude aerial threats, the Kingdom is diversifying its suppliers and now relies heavily on South Korean and American technologies .
Morocco is seriously considering acquiring its first military submarines. This determination to close its strategic gap with Algeria is disrupting the Mediterranean balance and forcing Spain to urgently overhaul its naval surveillance.
Morocco’s military budget reached a historic milestone in 2025. By multiplying cutting-edge technological acquisitions, the kingdom is modernizing its army to deter any threat and protect its new geo-economic ambitions on the international stage.
Morocco is massively accelerating its military acquisitions. With nearly 300 aircraft on order, the Kingdom is establishing itself today as the leading buyer of combat drones on the African continent, thus reshaping the region’s security balance.
Morocco is speeding up the development of its defense industry. The Royal Armed Forces (FAR) have just ordered hundreds of loitering munitions from a local company, with the obligation to build a new factory on national territory.
To successfully carry out their most sensitive missions, Moroccan commandos are set to receive ultra-modern American night vision goggles. This state-of-the-art military equipment will significantly transform their future operations in darkness.
Morocco is accelerating the modernization of its military arsenal. The Royal Navy will receive by August the "Moulay Hassan," a state-of-the-art vessel manufactured in Spain, significantly strengthening the Kingdom’s maritime power.