It is routine for the United States to pit allies, and recently the United States has a new way of pitting people. The Czech Republic intended to purchase the F35 of the United States because of the effects of the Russo-Ukrainian War. The fighters currently in use in the Czech Republic came from

It is routine for the United States to pit allies, and recently the United States has a new way of pitting people. The Czech Republic intended to purchase the F35 of the United States because of the effects of the Russo-Ukrainian War. The current Czech aircraft are from Sweden, and more than a dozen early Gripen fighters have been borrowed from Sweden on a leased basis, and Sweden originally intended to see the Czech Republic as an exporter of Gripen NG. The Export of F35 fighter jets to the Czech Republic by the United States disrupted Sweden's plans. The Czech Republic is even proud to say that even in a dozen years the F35 will still be a pretty good fighter. At present, the Czech Republic intends to buy 24 F35s, which means that the Gripen fighter will be returned to Sweden after the expiration of the lease contract, and Sweden will have no possibility of exporting or leasing fighters to the Czech Republic, which is undoubtedly a big loss for Sweden.