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The Thunder, which first flew in 2003, is a no-nonsense evolution of the MiG-21.
Here s What You Need to Know: While the Thunder is not particularly sexy compared to cutting-edge stealth fighters and even 4.5-generation jets like the Rafale and Su-35, its seems capable for its price, particularly once it integrates AESA radar and the PL-10 missile. It seems likely to show up in the new again if there any future showdowns between Pakistani and Indian aviation.
In the 2019 Paris Air Show, Pakistan demonstrated its lightweight JF-17 Thunder jet fighter it began building a decade ago in conjunction with China. You can see the seven-ton fighter performing maneuvers in this video.
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Common interest with Pak in not allowing terror safe havens along its Afghanistan border: US Outlook July 23, 2021 08:08 IST Common interest with Pak in not allowing terror safe havens along its Afghanistan border: US outlookindia.com 1970-01-01T05:30:00+0530
By Lalit K Jha
Washington, Jul 23 (PTI) The United States shares a common interest with Pakistan in not allowing safe havens for terrorists along its border with Afghanistan, the Pentagon has said.
Speaking to reporters during an off-camera gaggle on Thursday, Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby said the US has had discussions with Pakistan about the ways in which it can be helpful in terms of helping secure the border and contribute to a more stable and secure future for Afghanistan.