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Pakistan Just Played the Long Game in Libya — And It Paid Off

Pak Libya Defense Deal

🇵🇰🇱🇾 BREAKING: A $4.6 Billion Defence Deal

Pakistan and the Libyan National Army have signed what is being described as the largest defence agreement in Libya’s history, valued at $4.6B.

What’s in the package:

  • 16 × JF-17 Thunder multirole fighter jets

  • 12 × Super Mushak trainer / light attack aircraft

  • 44 × Haider Main Battle Tanks

  • Advanced infantry mortar systems

  • 1 × multi-purpose naval vessel

  • Full-spectrum training for Libyan armed forces

This isn’t just hardware. It’s doctrine transfer, force regeneration, and institutional rebuilding.

READ:   Pakistani Military Modernization: A Comparative Analysis with Indian Army Equipment

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