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津巴布韦向中国购FC-1
德新社消息：战火不断的南非国家津巴布韦将向中国购买喷气式战斗机和其他类型的军用飞机。南非经济报纸“商务日报”本周四报道说，津巴布韦将成为继巴基斯坦之后最大的新型战斗机FC-1购买商。此项纳入国家预算的军备订单价值2亿美元，除了喷气式战斗机，还包括了100架其他类型的军用飞机。
津巴布韦现有配置的空中武器以英国鹰式战斗机为主。由于遭到武器禁运，津巴布维的武器更新换代出现断档。这个国家在进行了一场驱逐上千名白人农场主的无序的土地改革之后，陷入了自独立之后经历的一场的最大危机之中。津巴布维现在需要进口粮食才能保证国民的温饱。津巴布韦向中国购FC-1
德新社消息：战火不断的南非国家津巴布韦将向中国购买喷气式战斗机和其他类型的军用飞机。南非经济报纸“商务日报”本周四报道说，津巴布韦将成为继巴基斯坦之后最大的新型战斗机FC-1购买商。此项纳入国家预算的军备订单价值2亿美元，除了喷气式战斗机，还包括了100架其他类型的军用飞机。
津巴布韦现有配置的空中武器以英国鹰式战斗机为主。由于遭到武器禁运，津巴布维的武器更新换代出现断档。这个国家在进行了一场驱逐上千名白人农场主的无序的土地改革之后，陷入了自独立之后经历的一场的最大危机之中。津巴布维现在需要进口粮食才能保证国民的温饱。
德新社消息：战火不断的南非国家津巴布韦将向中国购买喷气式战斗机和其他类型的军用飞机。南非经济报纸“商务日报”本周四报道说，津巴布韦将成为继巴基斯坦之后最大的新型战斗机FC-1购买商。此项纳入国家预算的军备订单价值2亿美元，除了喷气式战斗机，还包括了100架其他类型的军用飞机。
津巴布韦现有配置的空中武器以英国鹰式战斗机为主。由于遭到武器禁运，津巴布维的武器更新换代出现断档。这个国家在进行了一场驱逐上千名白人农场主的无序的土地改革之后，陷入了自独立之后经历的一场的最大危机之中。津巴布维现在需要进口粮食才能保证国民的温饱。津巴布韦向中国购FC-1
德新社消息：战火不断的南非国家津巴布韦将向中国购买喷气式战斗机和其他类型的军用飞机。南非经济报纸“商务日报”本周四报道说，津巴布韦将成为继巴基斯坦之后最大的新型战斗机FC-1购买商。此项纳入国家预算的军备订单价值2亿美元，除了喷气式战斗机，还包括了100架其他类型的军用飞机。
津巴布韦现有配置的空中武器以英国鹰式战斗机为主。由于遭到武器禁运，津巴布维的武器更新换代出现断档。这个国家在进行了一场驱逐上千名白人农场主的无序的土地改革之后，陷入了自独立之后经历的一场的最大危机之中。津巴布维现在需要进口粮食才能保证国民的温饱。
发财发财！
创汇阿！
<P>什么消息啊，不准</P><P>2亿美元，还包括其他？</P>
<P>买不了几架啊~~~</P>
<P>别人把地征了给老百姓,勇气可嘉啊.</P><P>我们却是把老百姓的良田征了给人搞房地产,搞盲目上马的工业园区.</P><P>悲哀啊</P>
所以津巴布韦政府不错啊，应该卖给他。
津巴布韦政府的支付能力很可疑。搞那个所谓的激进“土改”，彻底得罪了白人，津巴布韦政府的日子有好瞧的了。
<P>人家政府的魄力可嘉啊。</P><P>看看我们。。</P><P>正好相反。</P>
卖啊
<P>咱们国家的朋友都是穷朋友，朝鲜、缅甸、苏丹、津巴布韦，居然没有一个比咱们有钱的！！！</P><P> 津巴布韦人均GDP现在只有250美圆左右，而且他们总统也不被西方国家承认，这种买卖风险很大啊！！！</P>[em05][em05][em05][em05][em05][em05][em05][em05][em05][em05]
赚外汇！！！
<P>2亿美元的话,以FC-1出口型1500万美元的叫价算的话,加上备件及人员训练什么的,估计没有多少架,顶多10架的样子.</P><P>话又说回来,津也不需要地么多的战斗机.</P>
<P>发财发财</P>
2亿美元，能买到喷气式战斗机还包括了100架其他类型的军用飞机。呵呵，那是什么鸡这么便宜 ？
的确，津国不需要那么多FC1，只要愿意买就行了，我们不要太苛求人家。
加班加点，多多益善。
<P>发财一号，名不虚传。</P>
不错！
发财一号
不错
是我们的老客户啊。
<P>翻译错误加上糊涂记者而已。原文在此：</P><P>http://www.newzimbabwe.com/pages/f7.11959.html</P><P>看文章就知道是12架J－7，因为文中提到预计6架会将在下周内交付。这样不可能是发财。另外后面不是100架飞机，是100辆军用车辆。</P><P>Mugabe spends $200m on new fighter jets
By Staff Reporter
Last updated: 06/09/2004 16:44:58
ZIMBABWE has ploughed an estimated US$200m into the purchase of 12 new fighter jets and military vehicles from China, New Zimbabwe.com has been told.
The government's acquisition of the military hardware is set to cause a stink with critics led by the main opposition Movement for Democratic Change. The MDC has already queried the defence budget -- the biggest in the current financial year -- which it says is unjustifiable in peace time.
Due to sanctions imposed on President Robert Mugabe's regime, Zimbabwe's current fleet of European-made fighter jets is said to be crippled by a critical shortage of spares which has forced the government to look to China and the Far East.
Although the government has refused to disclose the type of aircraft being bought in the secret deal covered by the 1989 legal provision which excludes the acquisition of key military equipment from going through a tender board or to be advertised,<B> sources tell New Zimbabwe.com the aircraft include the FC-1 (Fighter China 1)</B>, developed recently to replace the Chengdu F-7. The cost of each plane is US$20m.
The FC-1 was designed by China to replace the F-7 which has been widely criticised by military experts. Pakistan, which like Zimbabwe was using the F-7 is China's biggest customer for the FC-1.
Apart from the 12 jets, Zimbabwe has also put an order for 100 military vehicles. At least six of the jets are expected to be delivered any time this week, the permanent secretary in the Ministry of Defence, Trust Maphosa told the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Defence and Home Affairs.
It is not clear where the funding for the new aircraft is coming from as in the current budget, announced by government in November last year, the army was allocated $815, 49 billion (about US$154 million) with 69 percent expected to be chewed by salaries and the rest going to operations.
Mt Darwin MP Savior Kasukuwere queried the manner in which the purchase of military equipment had by-passed the State Procurement Board, a move he said might result in the army buying equipment which may be expensive, but having a short life span.
Maphosa told the parliamentary committee that the decision to buy the military hardware from China was a political decision after the force had encountered problems in procuring spare parts for equipment bought in Western Europe as a result of European Union sanctions imposed against President Mugabe's regime.
Zimbabwe has one of the most formidable defence forces in Africa, whose highlight after the country’s independence include assisting the Mozambican government subdue the former rebel Renamo in the 1980s and repelling invasion forces who were threatening to overrun the DRC capital, Kinshasa in 1998.
The Air Force of Zimbabwe has two bases in Manyame (near Harare) and Thornhill (Gweru) with personnel estimated at about 5 000 in 1999. Currently, the Air Force has the Chengdu F-7 fighter jet, British-made Hawker Hunters and recently demonstrated newly-acquired Russian-made MiG-23 jets and Mi-35 helicopter gunships, armed for attacking targets on the ground, especially with automatic gunfire, but often also with rockets and/or missiles.
Additional reporting Daily Mirror
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By Staff Reporter
Last updated: 06/09/2004 16:44:58
ZIMBABWE has ploughed an estimated US$200m into the purchase of 12 new fighter jets and military vehicles from China, New Zimbabwe.com has been told.
The government's acquisition of the military hardware is set to cause a stink with critics led by the main opposition Movement for Democratic Change. The MDC has already queried the defence budget -- the biggest in the current financial year -- which it says is unjustifiable in peace time.
Due to sanctions imposed on President Robert Mugabe's regime, Zimbabwe's current fleet of European-made fighter jets is said to be crippled by a critical shortage of spares which has forced the government to look to China and the Far East.
Although the government has refused to disclose the type of aircraft being bought in the secret deal covered by the 1989 legal provision which excludes the acquisition of key military equipment from going through a tender board or to be advertised,<B> sources tell New Zimbabwe.com the aircraft include the FC-1 (Fighter China 1)</B>, developed recently to replace the Chengdu F-7. The cost of each plane is US$20m.
The FC-1 was designed by China to replace the F-7 which has been widely criticised by military experts. Pakistan, which like Zimbabwe was using the F-7 is China's biggest customer for the FC-1.
Apart from the 12 jets, Zimbabwe has also put an order for 100 military vehicles. At least six of the jets are expected to be delivered any time this week, the permanent secretary in the Ministry of Defence, Trust Maphosa told the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Defence and Home Affairs.
It is not clear where the funding for the new aircraft is coming from as in the current budget, announced by government in November last year, the army was allocated $815, 49 billion (about US$154 million) with 69 percent expected to be chewed by salaries and the rest going to operations.
Mt Darwin MP Savior Kasukuwere queried the manner in which the purchase of military equipment had by-passed the State Procurement Board, a move he said might result in the army buying equipment which may be expensive, but having a short life span.
Maphosa told the parliamentary committee that the decision to buy the military hardware from China was a political decision after the force had encountered problems in procuring spare parts for equipment bought in Western Europe as a result of European Union sanctions imposed against President Mugabe's regime.
Zimbabwe has one of the most formidable defence forces in Africa, whose highlight after the country’s independence include assisting the Mozambican government subdue the former rebel Renamo in the 1980s and repelling invasion forces who were threatening to overrun the DRC capital, Kinshasa in 1998.
The Air Force of Zimbabwe has two bases in Manyame (near Harare) and Thornhill (Gweru) with personnel estimated at about 5 000 in 1999. Currently, the Air Force has the Chengdu F-7 fighter jet, British-made Hawker Hunters and recently demonstrated newly-acquired Russian-made MiG-23 jets and Mi-35 helicopter gunships, armed for attacking targets on the ground, especially with automatic gunfire, but often also with rockets and/or missiles.
Additional reporting Daily Mirror
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他去哪要这么多钱啊？
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以下引用TVB2004-6-11 15:54:00的发言：</P><P> <B></B></P>
2亿美元，能买到喷气式战斗机还包括了100架其他类型的军用飞机。呵呵，那是什么鸡这么便宜 ？ </P><P>
23楼强
<P>不会买很多的</P><P>难以超过2位数</P>
YAK-9便宜......还有La-9....[em01]
超级大本营军事论坛-★空军论坛★-★空军论坛★-保存回复错误信息 <B>您在"★空军论坛★-保存回复"的时候发生错误,共有1项,下面是错误的详细信息</B>非法的贴子参数。 请仔细阅读论坛帮助文件，确保您有相应的操作权限。 <P>这都是怎么回事啊。发贴总是这样提示~~</P>
<P>怀疑？2亿美圆能买多少飞机呢。</P>