Officials from Italy, Japan, and the United Kingdom have reportedly warned engineers working on the Global Combat Air Programme not to take work devices to the United States. The guidance reflects concerns about protecting classified information, technical data, and intellectual property linked to the sixth-generation fighter project. GCAP brings together major defense companies and government agencies from the three countries. The warning underscores the programme’s security sensitivities, though details about the advice, its legal basis, and incident remain limited.
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