America THREATENED Its Own Ally Over $27B — Canada's Fighter Jet Crisis | Conway Explains скачать в хорошем качестве

America THREATENED Its Own Ally Over $27B — Canada's Fighter Jet Crisis | Conway Explains

Canada's $27 billion fighter jet deal is cracking under pressure — and the consequences could reshape North American defense for the next thirty years. The cost of purchasing 88 American-made F-35 stealth jets has already exploded 46% above the original estimate, jumping from $19 billion to $27.7 billion Canadian dollars. And that does not even include weapons systems or infrastructure upgrades, which add another $5.5 billion on top. Now Sweden is on the ground — literally. Swedish King Carl XVI Gustaf led a full diplomatic delegation to Ottawa, backed by 60 Swedish companies, offering Canada 72 Gripen jets, 6 surveillance aircraft, and 12,600 jobs built right on Canadian soil in Ontario and Quebec. It is an offer designed to be impossible to ignore. But here is where it gets serious. The US Ambassador has now issued a direct warning — if Canada walks away from the F-35 deal, America will send its own jets into Canadian airspace to fill the defense gap. Canadian experts are calling it open diplomatic pressure. Some are calling it worse. We break down the full story — the 2021 classified evaluation where the F-35 scored 95% against the Gripen's 33%, the NORAD implications, the sovereignty argument, the $73.9 billion lifecycle cost difference, and why this decision will define Canadian defense policy for decades. The clock is running. The decision is coming this summer. And the stakes have never been higher. #Trump #MarkCarney #TrumpTariffs #CanadaF35 #GripenFighter #CanadianPolitics #NORAD #CanadaUSA #FighterJets #CanadaDefense