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SU-35 Jets: Was Pakistan’s Ceasefire Agreement With India A Move To Clear Sukhoi Su-35 Deal With Russia?
April 14, 2021
Pakistan’s February 25 ceasefire agreement with India could be a move towards a potential deal with Russia for Sukhoi SU-35 fighter jets. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov’s recent visit to Islamabad lends credence to this speculation.
The Islamic nation has been toying with the idea of procuring the SU-35 aircraft for quite some time. But its failure to strike a deal with Moscow could be rooted in its strained relations with its neighbor India.
Pakistan is believed to have been conveyed a clear message by Russia that unless it mends its ties with India, there is no chance for the country to get a deal on SU-35 fighter jets, according to a BBC report.
Air Chief pays farewell call on DG ISI
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RAWALPINDI, Pakistan: The Chief of Air Staff (CAS) Air Chief Marshal Mujahid Anwar Khan paid a farewell call on the Director General Inter-Services (ISI) Intelligence Lieutenant General Faiz Hamid on Tuesday, according to the Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR).
During the meeting, the Director General ISI thanked the Air Chief for his contribution in enhancing the professional capability of the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) during his illustrious career.
The Air Chief also appreciated ISI’s performance in guarding and furthering national interests.
Separately, the Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal Mujahid Anwar Khan also paid a farewell call on the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa in Rawalpindi.
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday signalled Pakistan’s readiness to take the peace process with India forward and said making headway was contingent on India providing an environment conducive to progress.
“We have always stood for peace and remain ready to move forward to resolve all outstanding issues through dialogue,” the prime minister said in a series of tweets on the second anniversary of Pakistan Air Force’s ‘Swift Retort’ operation in which two intruding Indian Air Force fighters were shot down and one of the pilots was captured.
The prime minister’s message reflected the recent developments on the bilateral front in which the two arch-rival neighbours agreed to honour a ceasefire on the Line of Control that has witnessed some of the worst violations by the Indian troops in recent years.