RT: Pakistan eyes Russian weapons… and here’s what Moscow has in store

[Ultima Thule]

@waz @The Eagle please clean this thread

 

[Ultima Thule]

No brother ..really not..even if beaten then I won't have taken pride in it

oh just shut up we know how much do you respect Pakistan and Pakistan armed forces, you definitely taken pride in it @balwaan

I am out of this silliest, full of idiots PDF...

then why you are here if PDF are full of idiots just leave @balwaan

 

[jamahir]

We hope that our tension with India decreases, so we do not have to buy arms because we want to spend money on human development

That's a sensible statement but unfortunately Washington DC will not agree because it has a huge military-industrial complex to maintain. Human lives don't matter to this complex.

 

[ebrahym]

they are not cheap anymore

of course not ........ but still considerably low then their western counterparts ............ add to it if they decided to conduct transaction not on dollar.............. but yes money is still the biggest problem for Pakistan in terms of weapon acquisitions

 

[Yongpeng Sun-Tastaufen]

JF-17 should be upgraded with RD-33MK engines. 20,000 lb thrust, FADEC, no smoke.

 

[TheSeeker]

good question, why do you always run away from this past of yours...

Look at this A$$hole brainwashed ignorance.Arab and Turk first raped and enslaved your forefather and fore-mothers fool.they first did that to the present Pakistan and then entered present day India.So the question is ,do you take pride in rape and murder of your forefather and fore-mother since Arab and Turk started with current days Pakistan(Sindh,panjab etc). Now dont say that you were one of those Arabs and Turks.

 

[Asian.Century]

Apart from S-400, Su-35 and T-90 tanks, Pakistan does not know exactly what is in store of Russia, Pakistan needs to look deep into and buy radars, refuelers, civilian equipment, etc,

I donot know what Pak Army is generating this $9 billion from. Already the nation is totally indebted with high prices.

Pakistan is an emerging arms trade market, and its demand for Russian weapons may amount to a whopping $8-9 billion in coming years.