No formal discussion on American fighter jets f -35, the government replied in parliament - f 35 fighter aircraft no formal discussion with the US, but India tells Parliament

The government told the Lok Sabha that no formal discussion was held on the US fighter F-35. After meeting modes and Trump in February, the US will consider the policy of giving fighter jets such as F-35 to India. On the fight with Pakistan, India said that if Pakistan attacks, it will give it a strong answer. Pti, New -Delhi. The government told the Lok Sabha on Friday that no formal discussion was held on the US fighter F-35. However, a joint statement released after the meeting of Premier Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump in February said the US would review its policy to give India a fifth -generation fighter aircraft and maritime systems (under C systems). Asked whether india received a ‘official proposal’ from the us in connection with the possible sales of F-35 Fighter Aircraft after the annuncement by the US President in February, Minister of State for External Affairs Kirti Vardhan Singhan Sing in a written reply, after the modi-trump meeting on February 13, has been mentioned in the indo-America joint statement that America has given its fifth generation and the fifth generation of the fifth generations (like f-35) and the fifth generation of fifths. Will review. If Pakistan attacks, India will so far give a strong answer to this issue, no formal discussion has been held so far. In response to the question related to the Pakistan match, the Foreign Minister said that there were a number of diplomatic talks at various levels with different countries until May 10, including the US, (when there was a terrorist attack in Pahalgam) until May 10. In the special context of the US, the minister said, on May 9, the Vice President will give a proper answer. Kirti Vardhan Singh said: “Discussion on the stop of military action took place between India and Pakistan through existing communication channels between the two armed forces.” It was started at Pakistan’s request. In terms of any proposal for third -party mediation, our long -term trend is that any pending issue with Pakistan will only be discussed bilaterally. This thing was made clear to all countries. What he said about the Indo-American relationship, the State Minister said, is India-American broader global strategic partnership based on mutual trust, shared interests, goodwill and strong involvement among our citizens. The Government of India evaluates all its external partnerships, including defense and strategic areas, carefully evaluated India’s national interest and dedication to strategic autonomy.