JF-17 & Super Mushshak: Dhaka’s Islamabad Pivot, Jolts Delhi скачать в хорошем качестве

JF-17 & Super Mushshak: Dhaka’s Islamabad Pivot, Jolts Delhi

In this programme, Islamabad Files focused on what Bangladesh is preferring for its national defence especially to build their air power. In recent times especially after Pakistan's historic win over India, Bangladesh firmly assesses that airpower effectiveness depends not only on costly platforms, but also on combat readiness, training quality, doctrine, and networked operations. According to the contemporary circumstances, Dhaka is engaging Islamabad to develop Network-Centric Warfare and Multi-Domain capabilities, integrating fighters, trainers, missiles, drones, sensors, electronic warfare, and air-defence systems into a unified combat architecture. Islamabad Files primarily cover JF-17 Thunder Block-III fighters during whole discussion, but also Super Mushshak trainers, comprehensive support including pilot training, doctrine transfer, maintenance, logistics, spares, weapons integration, and upgrade pathways—leveraging Pakistan Air Force’s (PAF) operational experience. Islamabad Files examines and realises that modern day warfare framework would provide Bangladesh long-term sustainability, reduced exposure to Western technological politics, constraints, and assured lifecycle support, while parallel negotiations for Eurofighter Typhoon reflect a diversified modernisation strategy. Islamabad Files also analysed that If finalized, these moves would substantially strengthen the Bangladesh Air Force’s (BAF) training pipeline and frontline capability, elevating it into a credible medium-tier regional air power. #IslamabadFiles #PakistanAirForce #BangladeshAirForce #JF17Thunder #SuperMushshak #NetworkCentricWarfare #MultiDomainOperations #IslamabadDhakaRelations #PakistanBangladeshDefense #AirPower #EurofighterTyphoon #J10C #StrategicPartnership #DefenseProcurement #ModernWarfare #SouthAsiaSecurity #AirPowerDynamics