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U.S. has awarded a $235 million contract to Sabena Aerospace in Belgium to repair & service Ukrainian F-16 fighter jets
The U.S. has awarded a 5 million contract to Sabena Aerospace in Belgium to repair and service Ukrainian F-16 fighter jets, the Pentagon said. The work will run through 2029 and includes aircraft and engine maintenance and support services. #Ukraine
— NOELREPORTS (@noelreports.com) 2026-01-30T12:46:36.732Z
The U.S. has awarded a $235 million contract to Sabena Aerospace in Belgium to repair and service Ukrainian F-16 fighter jets, the Pentagon said. The work will run through 2029 and includes aircraft and engine maintenance and support services. #Ukraine
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U.S. has awarded a $235 million contract to Sabena Aerospace in Belgium to repair & service Ukrainian F-16 fighter jets (Original Post)
littlemissmartypants
9 hrs ago
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Honestly, it's two steps Putin, one step Ikraine all along for Trump administration
bucolic_frolic
9 hrs ago
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bucolic_frolic
(54,382 posts)1. Honestly, it's two steps Putin, one step Ikraine all along for Trump administration
It's almost as if it's blatant support for war and armaments industry, making money from both sides.
littlemissmartypants
(32,422 posts)2. Plus $235 million is peanuts. I hope that they got it upfront.
No one should trust this criminal regime. Thanks for your reply, b_f and good morning.
bucolic_frolic
(54,382 posts)3. Yeah, Trump's the original rubber check.
Wonder Why
(6,615 posts)4. "Sabena, thanks for that small gift. $10M is a nice round number."