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Canada delays F-35 purchase decision amid U.S. trade threats and sovereignty concerns.
Canada is reconsidering its $16 billion F-35 fighter jet purchase from the U.S. amid escalating trade tensions, including threats of a 50% tariff on Canadian aircraft and U.S. demands to certify Gulfstream jets.
Prime Minister Mark Carney is evaluating alternatives, with the NDP urging a shift to Swedish Gripen jets to reduce reliance on U.S. defense systems.
The move reflects growing concern over political leverage in trade, national sovereignty, and military independence.
While Defence Minister David McGuinty maintains the F-35 remains vital for security and compatibility, Air Force leadership stresses the need to begin pilot training soon.
No final decision has been made as of February 4, 2026.
Canadá retrasa la decisión de compra del F-35 en medio de amenazas comerciales estadounidenses y preocupaciones de soberanía.