ISR aircrafts for Tunisia?

[Hamilcar]

In Tunis, however, Leonardo has proposed lighter aircraft, which would assist or replace those provided by French-Luxembourger group CAE Aviation and an American contractor, probably Commuter Air Technology. The missions carried out by these latter aircraft for the Tunisian army are financed respectively, however, by France and the United States, which means that intelligence is shared. […] But American firms are also at work, taking advantage of the fact that the air force’s chief of staff, Mohamed El Hajjem, was defence attaché in Washington from 2014 to 2016. […] US company Textron has opened a branch of its subsidiary, AAI Services Corp., in Tunis.

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does that mean we already have ISR aircraft?

 

[Mootaz-khelifi]

i heard of this couple week ago i hope it's true

 

[Gomig-21]

does that mean we already have ISR aircraft?

The way it's written it sounds like the French and/or the Americans are flying the aircraft for the Tunisian AF. Basically performing the missions for them, at least that's how it sounds I could be wrong.

But I think the Kiowas play a huge role is some type of ISR missions for the Tunisian AF, no? They obviously can't cover huge grounds but that's really part of their major role.

 

[fachfouch]

The way it's written it sounds like the French and/or the Americans are flying the aircraft for the Tunisian AF. Basically performing the missions for them, at least that's how it sounds I could be wrong.

But I think the Kiowas play a huge role is some type of ISR missions for the Tunisian AF, no? They obviously can't cover huge grounds but that's really part of their major role.

actually they do ,it even did cause some media problems.