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Colombia freezes Kfir replacement programme
The Colombian fleet of Kfir fighters is approaching obsolete status. (Photo: Colombian MoD)
Colombia may be left without a viable fighter fleet from 2023.
Budget constraints have prompted new Colombian finance minister José Manuel Restrepo (in post since 3 May) to place on indefinite hold the long-awaited acquisition of new multirole fighters to replace the air force’s fleet of 23 ageing Kfir aircraft.
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