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More F-16s, yes. F 35’s, possibly. F 22s, not going to happen.
For the record, as a US citizen, I have no problem with Pakistan getting more F-16s and getting F 35’s
Also maybe getting more help with your navy with other tech and such
Block f16
Block turkish helicopter
But we are committed. Looool jokers
More F-16s, yes. F 35’s, possibly. F 22s, not going to happen.
For the record, as a US citizen, I have no problem with Pakistan getting more F-16s and getting F 35’s
Also maybe getting more help with your navy with other tech and such
Americans as individuals have no issues, but the lobbies in Washington does.
Not sure why you think Ivy League graduates are not involved in corruption.Rather asking for F16s and Super Cobras, we should ask US to establish Ivy Leagues campuses in Pakistan that shall produce a better leadership in this country and consequently it would put us on the path economic prosperity
F 16 V, F15 EX, and F35 is not possible for Pakistan due to its closeness with China. In the past Pakistan help USA to fight its main enemy USSR in Afghanistan, Today Pakistan side with its new enemy China.
They blocked sale of engines to turkey because turkey bought S-400 from russia, and that ban has nothing todo with Pak turkey heli sale, we might see US offers Vipers to pak in near futureBlock f16
Block turkish helicopter
But we are committed. Looool jokers
fool me once shame on you, fool me twice can't put the blame on youU.S committed for strong defense ties with Pakistan
by The Frontier Post
The Frontier Post
WASHINGTON: Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III spoke by phone with Pakistan’s top military leader, Chief of Army Staff Gen. Qamar Javed Bajwa, March 21, confirmed U.S Defense Department press release, Monday.
While giving out more details, the statement mentioned that Secretary Austin reinforced the United States’ commitment to maintaining a strong bilateral defense relationship with Pakistan and expressed gratitude for Islamabad’s continued support for the Afghan peace process. Secretary Austin noted that he looks forward to further cooperation between the United States and Pakistan in areas of common interest, it added.
U.S committed for strong defense ties with Pakistan - The Frontier Post
F.P Report WASHINGTON: Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III spoke by phone with Pakistan’s top military leader, Chief of Army Staff Gen. Qamar Javed Bajwa, March 21, confirmed U.S Defense Department press release, Monday. While giving out more details, the statement mentioned that Secretary...thefrontierpost.com