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Explore the showroom floor at Spain’s FEINDEF security expo

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May 19, 2023
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  • A UAV is seen on display at the FEIDEF fair in Madrid, Spain, on May 17, 2023. (Thomas Coex/AFP via Getty Images)
  • An attendee of FEINDEF pilots a flight simulator on May 17, 2023. (Thomas Coex/AFP via Getty Images)
  • A light armored tank offered by an Austrian and Spanish joint venture is displayed at FEIDEF on May 17, 2023. (Thomas Coex/AFP via Getty Images)
  • The Neton Mk2 vehicle is manufactured by the Spanish company EINSA and marketed for special forces. (Thomas Coex/AFP via Getty Images)
  • Different kinds of ammunition manufactured by the Spanish company FM Granada were on display at FEINDEF. (Thomas Coex/AFP via Getty Images)
  • A visitor walks past a KEPD 350 weapon jointly manufactured by Swedish and German industry. (Thomas Coex/AFP via Getty Images)
  • Military vehicles were on display at the FEINDEF conference in Madrid, Spain. (Thomas Coex/AFP via Getty Images)
  • Turkish company Otokar showed off its Tulpar infantry fighting vehicle. (Thomas Coex/AFP via Getty Images)

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