RadarGudumluMuhimmat
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Hi,
What do you mean by " countries that count "---.
None of those countries air forces are of any significant count in front of the PAF---so if Paf accepts this aircraft as the most utilitarian aircraft for the force---then by default it is a superior aircraft---.
Now " those countries that count " have their own choices---. They have been using a certain aircraft or certain products that have been " time tested " by them---and it is not easy to leave a time tested weapon for a new one---.
People who buy BMW's and Mercedes can also afford to buy hondas and toyotas---but they don't---even though both are more reliable and have a higher resale value---. But then that is not what " that " buyer is looking for---.
he is looking for a show piece which he believe that would satisfy his need.
A good example is Myanmar and Nigeria---the FC1 / JF17 would be the most advanced fighting equipment that ever showed up at their doorsteps available to them and they are happy as a cockerspaniel with his plate fuul of beefy delights---.
Hi,
My innocent young man---there would not have been a humanitarian crisis in Yemen if Pak military had gone in---.
They would have neutered the situation fast in an amicable manner so that the things would not go out of control---.
The HOUTHIS tragically got what they asked for---a humanitarian crisis of their own making---.
No one told them never to play proxy to Iran---.
No matter who uses the JF 17 and how many, the partner of the aircraft chose to produce Russian aircraft at home in China, the JF 17 is a specific product, you can buy it if you are looking for a product with this specification, if you have money and you want to build the infrastructure, their destination is already clear. In addition, Myanmar is a low cost country, even if it is not in Africa.