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Iraq Cuts Defense Deal With Sacred Country PAKISTAN To Purchase Undisclosed Numbers Of PAKISTAN’S Next Gen JF-17 Block-III Multi-Role Fighter Jets:
More Good news for the Brave and Great PAKISTANI NATION as Brotherly Muslim Country Iraq has cut the defense deal with the Sacred Country PAKISTAN to purchase undisclosed numbers of PAKISTAN’s Next Generation JF-17 Block-III Fighter Jets from PAKISTAN.
The news was confirmed by the Iraqi Defense Minister His Excellency Mr. Juma Inad by saying that Iraq has secured the deal with the Sacred Country PAKISTAN to induct undisclosed numbers of PAKISTAN’s Next Generation and Multi-Role JF-17 Thunder Block-III Fighter Jets in its fleet.
“We signed a contract with a PAKISTANI company to purchase aircraft,” Iraqi Defense Minister H.E Mr Juma Inad said during the interview with Leading Arabic TV Channel named Al Arabiya.
Iraqi Defense Minister gave these remarks during the TV interview in which he confirmed the news for the procurement of JF-17 Thunder Block-III Fighter Jets.
Upon asking the quantity of the JF-17 Jets, the Iraqi Defense Minister Mr. Juma Inad deny to elaborate the exact quantity of the fighter jets, but confirmed that the country is purchasing some of the aircrafts and will induct more in the future as well.
“We are getting some aircraft now & further orders will be made in the future,” Iraqi Defense Minister H.E Mr. Juma Inad added.
He added that Iraq will use the PAKISTAN’s Next Generation JF-17 Thunder Block-3 Fighter Jets for anti-drone operations and to secure the airspace of the country.
It is pertinent to mention that both Brotherly ISLAMIC Countries held several rounds back in 2021 to negotiate the basic terms for the purchase of JF-17 Thunder Fighter Jets from PAKISTAN.
The final rounds held during the visit of High-Level Iraqi Defense Delegation led by the Deputy Commander Deputy Commander Iraqi Air Force Major General (Pilot) Muhammad Majeed Mahdi Mahmood.
During this high-profile and important visit, the Deputy Commander Iraqi Air Force Major General (Pilot) Muhammad Majeed Mahdi Mahmood also held One on One high-profile and important meeting with CHIEF OF AIR STAFF (CAS) Air Chief Marshal Mujahid Anwar Khan.
After the visit of Deputy Commander Iraqi Air Force Major General (Pilot) Muhammad Majeed Mahdi Mahmood to Sacred Country PAKISTAN, speculation raised regarding the finalizing
It is pertinent to mention that Iraq would be third Foreign Country to procure PAKISTAN’s Pride JF-17 Thunder Multi-Role Fighter Jets from PAKISTAN.
Myanmar was the first foreign customer seal the contract with the contract with the Sacred Country PAKISTAN for the acquisition of 16 Numbers of JF-17 Block-II Multi-Role Fighter Jets from PAKISTAN.
Brotherly ISLAMIC Country Nigeria became the Second Foreign Country by securing the $184 Million defense deal to procure initially 3 numbers of JF-17 Block-II Aircraft from PAKISTAN with the option of several others in the future.
Moreover, the PAKISTAN Iron Brother AZERBAIJAN also showed keen interest in PAKISTAN’s Indigenous JF-17 Thunder Fighter Jets from the Sacred Country PAKISTAN.
The news was confirmed by the Defense Attaché of AZERBAIJAN in PAKISTAN Colonel Mehman Novruzov while talking to media in PAKISTAN’s Capital ISLAMABAD.
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— PAKDEFENSE.OFFICIAL (@PAKDEFENSE_COM) February 2, 2022
“The purchase of JF-17 Thunder aircraft from PAKISTAN is a key item on our agenda,” Defense Attaché of AZERBAIJAN Colonel General Mehman Novruzov told the med in the Islamabad.
Top Defense Analysts have termed this news as a “Big Success for the Sacred Country PAKISTAN”, as JF-17 Thunder Jet makes the backbone of PAKISTAN AIR FORCE and this battle-proven Fighter Jet will significantly help the Brotherly ISLAMIC Country Iraq to safeguard its Airspace from any unknown hostile threats, including drones in an efficient manner.
