Canada needs ‘more details’ on Swedish Gripen fighter jet deal, Joly says

Global NewsWednesday, November 19, 2025 at 4:40:13 PM
Canada needs ‘more details’ on Swedish Gripen fighter jet deal, Joly says
  • Canada is seeking additional information on the proposed acquisition of Swedish Gripen fighter jets, as articulated by Foreign Minister Melanie Joly, who highlighted the importance of trust in international agreements.
  • This development is significant for Canada as it navigates its defense strategy, particularly in light of previous dissatisfaction with industrial benefits from past military contracts.
  • The interest in Gripen jets reflects a broader trend in Canada’s defense procurement, where the government is reassessing partnerships and seeking more favorable terms in military acquisitions.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System

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