Russia’s RD-93 Supply To Pakistan’s JF-17 Block-III: A Strategic Jolt As Russia Ignores India’s Concerns

Russia’s agreement to continue supplying RD-93 turbofan engines for Pakistan’s latest JF-17 Block III fighter jets has unsettled New Delhi, signalling a potential shift in Moscow’s regional defence calculus. The RD-93, a derivative of the RD-33 engine family used in Russian MiG-29 fighters, is central to powering Pakistan’s Sino-collaborated JF-17 fleet—a platform now undergoing its most advanced
Russia’s agreement to continue supplying RD-93 turbofan engines for Pakistan’s latest JF-17 Block III fighter jets has unsettled New Delhi, signalling a potential shift in Moscow’s regional defence calculus. The RD-93, a derivative of the RD-33 engine family used in Russian MiG-29 fighters, is central to powering Pakistan’s Sino-collaborated JF-17 fleet—a platform now undergoing its most advanced
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