South Korea is accelerating moves to purchase a high-end fleet of stealth fighter jets to counter North Korea's asymmetrical threats and keep pace with neighboring countries seeking to secure their own radar-evading combat aircraft.
Under the FX-III acquisition project worth around 10 trillion won (S$11.24 billion), the Seoul government is seeking to purchase some 60 next-generation fighters with an aim to have them delivered for operational deployment to begin in 2016.
The government is expected to draw up an acquisition strategy in the first half of this year, start receiving proposals from bidders early next year and determine which jet it will buy as early as August that year, according to Seoul officials.
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