Yes, it looks like Türkiye just giving KSA what they wants.
If the drones are in hundred, you can expect the numbers to be in Billion.
While it is very good sale, but for KSA it misses the point, again. Just like with their other multi-billion dollars purchases.
Obviously, Expensive and sophisticated Western weapon systems in larger quantity has its own quality, but it can only go so far.
Even to this day with unprecedented advance in military technology, the most crucial component of warfighting is still the conceptual one.
I can almost bet, Saudis aren't buying these drones to develop highly integrated combined arms force multiplier.
Rather, they will probably use it as cheap and reliable alternatives to manned airstrikes.
When we talk about strategic partnership, our mind goes to big arms sales. However, if we look carefully, when it comes to strategic partnership Türkiye has something much more unique to offer.
Its NATO standards doctrine and training qualities can offer friendly countries long term strategic quality development in the conceptual realm of warfighting function. Which is much more crucial than any given individual arms sale.
Until Arab countries become politically close enough with Türkiye to develop such solid military to military relationships, these arms sale won't change that much.