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[Raja Porus]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1455607727028310023

 

[Yongpeng Sun-Tastaufen]

The negotiation is highly political. Azerbaijan may not risk relation with Israel by buying JF-17 from Pakistan which is enemy of Israel.

 

[iLION12345_1]

The negotiation is highly political. Azerbaijan may not risk relation with Israel by buying JF-17 from Pakistan which is enemy of Israel.

Pakistan and Israel have really no animosity on an official level, they simply ignore each other’s existence. There are plenty of countries who have bought stuff from both Israel and Pakistan, even Turkey comes to mind.

Azerbaijan is also considerably more Pro-Pakistan than it is Pro-Israel. Why would Israel care what Azerbaijan buys anyways? They are of no strategic importance to each other. Azerbaijan buying from Pakistan doesn’t effect Israel one bit, or Vice versa.

As usual you have a highly uninformed opinion, please refrain from commenting on things you don’t know anything about (which means basically anything on this forum).

 

[_NOBODY_]

The negotiation is highly political. Azerbaijan may not risk relation with Israel by buying JF-17 from Pakistan which is enemy of Israel.

Why would Israel be mad at Azerbaijan for buying JF-17? Pakistan and Israel aren't at war with each other, both countries just ignore each other's existence.

 

[Goritoes]

As PDFians we are waiting for more Pics of Block 3, but behind the closed doors to other countries the block 3 is impressing a lot as many of them waiting until the first look of B3 and now orders are keep coming.

 

[volatile]

The negotiation is highly political. Azerbaijan may not risk relation with Israel by buying JF-17 from Pakistan which is enemy of Israel.

In business it doesnt matter ,at peak of sanctions PAF also buys from Israel

 

[AZMwi]

Thunder is perfectly suited for the geographical needs of Azerbaijan. Its a small sized country. Thunders can easily fulfill the requirements of Azerbaijan while being cost effective.

Azerbaijan Air Force's M-346FA is getting ready to take off its light assault plane

According to the information provided by Shephard Media , Leonardo company aims to make the first delivery to Azerbaijan with the first flight of the M-346FA light attack aircraft. Leonardo announced on July 23 that the M-346FA light assault aircraft successfully completed its first flight on 13 July with the Grifo-M-346 multi-mode radar made to order.

"The M-346FA offers all the advanced training capabilities of the core M-346 by enabling it to operate as an effective light attack aircraft by integrating the latest generation of sensors and equipment , " said Lucio Valerio Cioffi, Managing Director of Leonardo Aircraft . said. In the continuation of Cioffi's statement, "We will continue to develop as we prepare to deliver the first aircraft to the international launch customer in 2021." gave expressions.

Shephard Media shared the information that Azerbaijan has ordered light assault planes, which will be delivered in 2021.

"The platform can also use Link 16 to work properly with NATO forces , " said M-346FA, including a complete DAS and Tactical Data Link, in a statement by Leonardo . statements took place.

Ammunition can be integrated into the M-346FA light assault aircraft, IR, radar, laser or GPS-guided airborne land. Optional extras include a helmet-mounted display (HMD) system, an optional weapon compartment, reconnaissance and surveillance sensors, target detection systems and electronic warfare kit.

Leonardo M-346FA Light Attack Aircraft Roketsan's MK-81 general purpose grenade with TEBER Guidance Kit (Photo: Arda Mevlütoğlu )

The reports released in August 2019 reported that an "unknown" country bought 6 M-346FAs. It is stated that the country, which is considered to be Azerbaijan with Leonardo, signed the purchase of 6 light attack aircraft in July 2019.

Azerbaijan and Pakistan JF-17 negotiations
Representatives of Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC) said at IDEAS-18 that all existing problems related to the export of the plane to Azerbaijan were resolved and the tests of the JF-17 Block II configuration requested by Azerbaijan were completed. The Azerbaijani Air Force had been waiting for this version to be used by the Pakistan Air Force for some time. The Block II version, which has been used by the Pakistan Air Force for a while, has proven itself after its use.

One of the major advantages of the Block II version is its ability to refuel in air. The Block II model also features improved avionics, improved load carrying capacity, data connectivity and electronic warfare. The Azerbaijani side is currently reviewing both Chinese and Italian production AESA radars for use in the JF-17.

Pakistan Air Force JF-17 | Anatolian Eagle 2019

https://www.defenceturk.net/

And the piece of s**t zaleel insan zardari tried his best to stop this amazing project.

 

[Trango Towers]

The negotiation is highly political. Azerbaijan may not risk relation with Israel by buying JF-17 from Pakistan which is enemy of Israel.

My truck full of burnol is ready at the border. Is it so painful

 

[NA71]

Just check it....

https://twitter.com/x/status/1288085453917360129

 

[jupiter2007]

Azerbaycan'dan JF-17 Blok III İlgisi | SavunmaSanayiST

Azerbaycan, Pakistan ile Çin üretimi JF-17 Thunder savaş uçağına ilgi gösteriyor. Kuvvet, JF-17 Thunder'ın Blok III konfigürasyonunu satın almakla ilgileniyor.

www.savunmasanayist.com

Another article regarding Azerbaijan interest in JF-17 block3.

Just check it....

https://twitter.com/x/status/1288085453917360129

SomeOne pissed him off otherwise he is always anti JF-17 fighter.

 

[SABRE]

Just check it....

https://twitter.com/x/status/1288085453917360129

When did a MiG-21 shoot down a JF-17? (1:00 mark)

 

[Chak Bamu]

Israel steal Iraq Mig-21 and managed to know all it's spec which allow mirage III to defeat it easily despite being less maneuver. Pakistan and Israel never establish ties and that is considered hostile. Israel will always prepare the day , it need to face Pakistan over religion and Palestine issue. Not to mention indian being factor in.

Many years ago, on this forum, there was an unsourced disclosure by senior poster/s (Munir, I think, may he rest in peace) about Pakistan sourcing wing-join technology from a middle eastern country with which Pakistan was unfriendly. The guess was that the country in question was Israel.

Israel does not figure at all into Pakistan-Azerbaijan relations. If in doubt, Pakistan can ask for additional measures for safeguarding against potential espionage. BTW, JF-17 is not a high tech super plane. It is an affordable numbers-oriented combat aircraft with quick turn-around & high sortie rate, meant to disallow IAF's numbers advantage & discourage adventurism. There is no need for paranoia about its technology. I guess potential adversaries have already modelled & simulated its flight characteristics. This is no big deal.

 

[Thorough Pro]

Regardless of whether it is high tech or not, this is going to be our mainstay fighter for defensive as well as offensive operations, enemy finding out about its strengths and weaknesses, radar range and frequencies, missile ranges and their attack profiles would enable the enemy to devise countermeasures and counter-tactics thus making it vulnerable and ineffective.

Many years ago, on this forum, there was an unsourced disclosure by senior poster/s (Munir, I think, may he rest in peace) about Pakistan sourcing wing-join technology from a middle eastern country with which Pakistan was unfriendly. The guess was that the country in question was Israel.

Israel does not figure at all into Pakistan-Azerbaijan relations. If in doubt, Pakistan can ask for additional measures for safeguarding against potential espionage. BTW, JF-17 is not a high tech super plane. It is an affordable numbers-oriented combat aircraft with quick turn-around & high sortie rate, meant to disallow IAF's numbers advantage & discourage adventurism. There is no need for paranoia about its technology. I guess potential adversaries have already modelled & simulated its flight characteristics. This is no big deal.

 

[Chak Bamu]

Regardless of whether it is high tech or not, this is going to be our mainstay fighter for defensive as well as offensive operations, enemy finding out about its strengths and weaknesses, radar range and frequencies, missile ranges and their attack profiles would enable the enemy to devise countermeasures and counter-tactics thus making it vulnerable and ineffective.

Are you saying that Azerbaijan will provide all this information to Israel? What sort of baseless fear is it that has reared its head in midst of speculation about a possible sale to a strategic ally?

If Israelis must, they would try to get this information from Pakistan itself. Why would Azerbaijan give such information willingly to an outsider force when Azerbaijan could itself also possibly be hurt from disclosure?

 

[Thorough Pro]

I am not saying anything just responding to the highlighted part in your earlier post

Many years ago, on this forum, there was an unsourced disclosure by senior poster/s (Munir, I think, may he rest in peace) about Pakistan sourcing wing-join technology from a middle eastern country with which Pakistan was unfriendly. The guess was that the country in question was Israel.

Israel does not figure at all into Pakistan-Azerbaijan relations. If in doubt, Pakistan can ask for additional measures for safeguarding against potential espionage. BTW, JF-17 is not a high tech super plane. It is an affordable numbers-oriented combat aircraft with quick turn-around & high sortie rate, meant to disallow IAF's numbers advantage & discourage adventurism. There is no need for paranoia about its technology. I guess potential adversaries have already modelled & simulated its flight characteristics. This is no big deal.

Are you saying that Azerbaijan will provide all this information to Israel? What sort of baseless fear is it that has reared its head in midst of speculation about a possible sale to a strategic ally?

If Israelis must, they would try to get this information from Pakistan itself. Why would Azerbaijan give such information willingly to an outsider force when Azerbaijan could itself also possibly be hurt from disclosure?