Portugal, Canada, and Switzerland are reassessing their military procurement strategies. Portugal hesitates to replace its F-16s with F-35s due to current U.S. geopolitical behavior under Trump's administration. Canada is seeking alternatives to the F-35 amidst public pressure, advocating for a $19 billion aircraft purchase rethink. Switzerland demands an immediate halt to the F-35 procurement and accountability regarding procurement chaos, reflecting worries over international instability caused by U.S. actions and Trump's unpredictability as president, thereby threatening established NATO alliances.
Portugal's air force recommended the F-35, but recent U.S. actions under Trump prompt reevaluation of trust among NATO allies, impacting the decision.
Canada is exploring alternatives to the F-35 due to public demand for different aircraft, signaling discontent with U.S. military procurement.
Switzerland's government is urged to halt F-35 procurement due to concerns over international instability and Trump's unilateral actions affecting alliances.
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