Arrival of 6 Apache Helicopters to Morocco Enhances the Kingdom’s Defense Capabilities

Yesterday, six Apache helicopters, among the latest military models, landed in the Kingdom of Morocco. An official reception ceremony for these helicopters is scheduled to take place at the Seventh Air Base in Khouribga, just a few days after their arrival.

With the activation of the Apache helicopters, a long-standing dream pursued by Moroccan leadership has been realized, dating back to the era of the late King Hassan II, may he rest in peace, and continuing through the reign of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God preserve him. Strengthening defense capabilities is a necessity to deter enemies and protect the nation, a duty rooted in the Quranic verse: “And prepare against them whatever you are able of power and of steeds of war by which you may terrify the enemy of Allah and your enemy.” (Quran 8:60)

The Apache helicopters, in their latest versions, represent a significant and powerful addition to Morocco’s combat formations, enhancing the Kingdom’s standing in regional power balances. This achievement marks an important step toward bolstering national security and preparing to confront any potential threats, reflecting Morocco’s commitment to safeguarding its sovereignty and ensuring its stability.

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