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Coming from a trukish source.
turdef.com
"Pakistan’s refusal to procure China’s J-35 raises new questions over the aircraft’s performance and the state of Beijing-Islamabad military ties."
"Eurasian Times reports that Pakistan ... has dismissed the procurement claims."
"Though many analysts argued Pakistan gained air superiority, others claimed India outperformed with its mix of French, Russian, and domestic technologies."
"John Spencer, chair of Urban Warfare Studies at the U.S. Army’s Modern War Institute, said India emerged “not just militarily, but technologically superior,”
Pakistan is now reportedly interested in acquiring F-16 Block 70 fighters, HIMARS systems, and advanced air defence platforms from the United States."
Economic realities also appear to have influenced the decision. Bound by IMF conditions, Islamabad may have concluded that a $5 billion stealth jet deal was untenable—despite reports of generous Chinese discounts.
Pakistan Reportedly Backs out Of J-35 Fighter Jet Deal | TURDEF
Pakistan’s refusal to procure China’s J-35 raises new questions over the aircraft’s performance and the state of Beijing-Islamabad military ties.
turdef.com
"Pakistan’s refusal to procure China’s J-35 raises new questions over the aircraft’s performance and the state of Beijing-Islamabad military ties."
"Eurasian Times reports that Pakistan ... has dismissed the procurement claims."
"Though many analysts argued Pakistan gained air superiority, others claimed India outperformed with its mix of French, Russian, and domestic technologies."
"John Spencer, chair of Urban Warfare Studies at the U.S. Army’s Modern War Institute, said India emerged “not just militarily, but technologically superior,”
Pakistan is now reportedly interested in acquiring F-16 Block 70 fighters, HIMARS systems, and advanced air defence platforms from the United States."
Economic realities also appear to have influenced the decision. Bound by IMF conditions, Islamabad may have concluded that a $5 billion stealth jet deal was untenable—despite reports of generous Chinese discounts.
