Peru needs powerful combat aircraft

Peru needs powerful combat aircraft, not those possessed by Brazil, Colombia, and Chile. It makes no sense for Colombia to possess the Gripen and receive maintenance from its ally, Brazil. The "discarded" option of the French Rafale 4s—the most expensive, but the one preferred by Peruvian military experts—gained traction in recent days when the announcement of the acquisition of Swedish Gripen E fighters for the Peruvian Air Force (FAP) was prepared. The acquisition of Swedish Gripen E fighters by the Peruvian Air Force (FAP) was suspended, and the Rafales are returning to their "life." The Rafales are descendants of the Mirage 2000s we possess. That doesn't mean the Gripens are out of the question, as they are the most desired option of the Dina Boluarte government. Experts question why the Boluarte government has dismissed the Chinese J-10 and J-20 and the South Korean KF-21 Boramae.