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According to the article, the UK’s offer is an entirely new engine designed specifically for India, and India owns it, produces it, and can decide itself whether to export it. I’m not sure if the US would be willing to match that, but it’s possible.

US can match that if it's old tech. New tech they definitely won't do it.

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Of course. Why not just license the tech to Russia directly?

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r/Ukraine bots in excruciating agony to see India have good relations with western countries

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I absolutely don't agree with this both US and UK should not give India anything related to military they will just go back to the same hole and buy Russian oil or worst give Russia engine parts that they are providing to them.

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Let's just say mutually beneficial relations rather than good relations

France should be added to the list. Safron have made suggestions they'd do it too.

https://www.aviacionline.com/2022/03/safran-to-help-develop-engine-for-amca-the-future-indian-5-gen-fighter/

Seems there is quite a complex relationship with India.

India has never given any western tech to Russia that would be a really dumb move.

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While you are at it. Add France to the list of competitors.