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Finland Receives First F-35 Fighter Jets in 64-Aircraft Defense Program

Finland receives its first two F-35A fighter jets, beginning delivery of a 64-aircraft order designed to strengthen national defense capabilities.

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Finland Receives First F-35 Fighter Jets in 64-Aircraft Defense Program

Finland has taken delivery of its first two American F-35 fighter jets, marking the beginning of a 64-aircraft order signed in 2021. The aircraft will initially remain in the United States for pilot and maintenance training before later transferring to Finland. The program strengthens Finnish defense cooperation with Washington and NATO allies, but also creates long-term dependence on American spare parts, software and ammunition. Finnish officials say the deliveries are essential as Russia’s war in Ukraine continues

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