US EditionCanada to Review Purchase of US-Made F-35 Jets Amid Tensions with Washington
- Prime Minister Mark Carney has requested a review of the F-35 fighter jet purchase, asking if other options exist due to the changing environment.
- The Canadian government has budgeted $13 billion US for 88 F-35 jets, marking the largest investment in the Royal Canadian Air Force in over 30 years.
- Many Canadians now support canceling the F-35 deal and prefer aircraft manufactured elsewhere, especially given concerns over U.S. Reliability.
- The defense ministry confirmed the contract remains active but emphasized the need to assess if it is still the best investment for Canada.
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Questions are mounting in Canada and in Europe over whether big-ticket purchases of high-end U.S. weaponry, such as the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, are still a wise strategic choice for Western countries worried about their investment in U.S. defense technology. In less than two months, U.S. President Donald Trump has upended decades of foreign policy. He has left NATO members questioning whether Washington will honor the trans-Atlantic alliance'…
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