Pakistan has reportedly signed a $4.6 billion arms deal with Libya, including the export of JF-17 fighter jets. This move raises eyebrows as Libya remains under UN scrutiny, and arms transfers could violate international embargoes. Analysts question whether Islamabad is willing to risk sanctions to expand its defense exports, while the deal highlights Pakistan’s growing role in the global fighter jet market. Could this deal escalate regional tensions or reshape defense alliances?
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