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Top ministers resign after Peru president delays F-16 fighter jet deal

22 April 2026
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Two cabinet ministers in Peru resigned after interim President Jose Maria Balcazar postponed a decision on purchasing F-16 fighter jets from Lockheed Martin, citing opposition to the move. Defence Minister Carlos Diaz expressed fundamental disagreement with the strategic decision, while the US ambassador warned against undermining US interests. The $3.5 billion deal, intended to upgrade Peru’s air force, has faced criticism amid ongoing political instability and competition from other aircraft manufacturers.

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