Pakistan took up the contract to destroy many countries silently, spy planes flew from Islamabad, why is it a matter of concern for India and Russia?
Pakistan, desperate for cash to avoid bankruptcy, made millions of dollars from arms deals with American companies to strengthen Ukraine’s defense amid its war with Russia.
Pakistan, a puppet in the hands of neighboring countries and China, has taken up the responsibility of ruining many countries. It is also a matter of concern because countries like India and Russia may also come under its target. A report has claimed that many intelligence planes have taken off from Pakistan since August 2022. These planes brought millions of dollars to Pakistan and took weapons in return. Actually, deceitful Pakistan is continuously helping western countries to destroy Russia.
Pakistan, desperate for cash to avoid bankruptcy, made millions of dollars from arms deals with American companies to strengthen Ukraine’s defense amid its war with Russia. According to a report by BBC Urdu, Pakistan made $364 million in an arms deal with two private US companies to supply ammunition to Ukraine in 2022. Earlier it was reported that Pakistan had sold war material to Ukraine under a secret deal under US pressure last year. In return, the US helped Islamabad secure a much-needed relief package from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
More details about the deals have now emerged, with the BBC reporting that a British military cargo plane flew a total of five times from Pakistan Air Force Base Noor Khan in Rawalpindi to Cyprus, the UK military base in Akrotiri and then on to Romania for supplies . Weapons to a war torn country. Pakistan has never officially admitted that it has sold arms to Ukraine. Citing contract details from the US Federal Procurement Data System, the BBC report claimed that Pakistan signed two contracts with US companies Global Military and Northrop Grumman for the sale of 155 mm shells. The agreement for the supply of arms to Ukraine was signed on August 17, 2022, with a special focus on the purchase of 155 mm shells.
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