Responder al tema

Mensaje

<blockquote data-quote="bandua" data-source="post: 2806378" data-attributes="member: 16013">No han firmado nada aún. LM aún los trataba en julio como potenciales clientes, como a Finlandia, Suiza y otros, nada en firme todavía.Lo más reciente, tras la visita del primer ministro griego a la casa blanca:PRESIDENT TRUMP:&nbsp; We have a really great relationship with Greece.PRIME MINISTER MITSOTAKIS:&nbsp; Let me add something to that: Greece is interested, Mr. President, in participating in the F-35 program.&nbsp; As you know, we are already upgrading our F-16s.PRESIDENT TRUMP:&nbsp; Yeah.PRIME MINISTER MITSOTAKIS:&nbsp; And that program will be completed in 2023, 2024.&nbsp; So we’re very much interested in participating in the F-35 program after that.&nbsp; And I’m sure that the U.S. will take into consideration the fact that this country is coming out of an economic crisis, in terms of structuring the program in the best possible way for my country.PRESIDENT TRUMP:&nbsp; That’s true.&nbsp; And, you know, they just signed a very big renovation of existing aircraft.&nbsp; They have great aircraft, but it’s gotten a little bit tired.&nbsp; And they’ve done a renovation that’s going to bring it up to brand new, and we look forward to doing that.&nbsp; A couple of our great companies are doing it.&nbsp; Okay?<a href="https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/remarks-president-trump-prime-minister-mitsotakis-hellenic-republic-bilateral-meeting/">https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/remarks-president-trump-prime-minister-mitsotakis-hellenic-republic-bilateral-meeting/</a>En definitiva, lo único que han firmado es la modernización de los F-16, lo del F-35 aún no es firme por más que la intención sea clara, también parecía que irían a por las Belharra.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bandua, post: 2806378, member: 16013"] No han firmado nada aún. LM aún los trataba en julio como potenciales clientes, como a Finlandia, Suiza y otros, nada en firme todavía. Lo más reciente, tras la visita del primer ministro griego a la casa blanca: [I]PRESIDENT TRUMP: We have a really great relationship with Greece.[/I] [I]PRIME MINISTER MITSOTAKIS: Let me add something to that: [B]Greece is interested, Mr. President, in participating in the F-35 program[/B]. As you know, we are already upgrading our F-16s.[/I] [I]PRESIDENT TRUMP: Yeah.[/I] [I]PRIME MINISTER MITSOTAKIS: And that program will be completed in 2023, 2024. [B]So we’re very much [U]interested in participating in the F-35 program after that[/U]. And I’m sure that the U.S. will take into consideration the fact that this country is coming out of an economic crisis, in terms of structuring the program in the best possible way for my country.[/B][/I] [I]PRESIDENT TRUMP: That’s true. And, you know, [B]they just [U]signed [/U]a very big [U]renovation of existing aircraft[/U][/B]. They have great aircraft, but it’s gotten a little bit tired. And they’ve done a renovation that’s going to bring it up to brand new, and we look forward to doing that. A couple of our great companies are doing it. Okay?[/I] [URL]https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/remarks-president-trump-prime-minister-mitsotakis-hellenic-republic-bilateral-meeting/[/URL] En definitiva, lo único que han firmado es la modernización de los F-16, lo del F-35 aún no es firme por más que la intención sea clara, también parecía que irían a por las Belharra. [/QUOTE]

Verificación

¿Cuanto es 2 mas 6? (en letras)