What happened when India was interested in buying the SAAB Viggen (which used a US-designed engine) in the 1970's?
What happened to US involvement with LCA after India conducted a nuclear test?
What will happen to security of supplies of GE fighter engines/spares when India starts receiving S-400?
We had a British backlog of post independence half hearted projects to complete. Slowly we are moving to a higher level of public infrastructure, why do we need a partner notorious enough to be removed from a very old Uk-friendly group of countries it was in and be labeled as a international criminal country only looting others for an idiotic high. Let me honest, I don't want a re-do.
Past meetings and friendly group exercises have convinced me the same. Rolls Royce is definitely coming in my way for a better working group of countries. On a personal note. One example where they came short was the HF-24 engines being non after burning and made a mach-2 fighter design, sub sonic just to take a vengeful angle of post war madness further.
Of course the designer was an famous ex Nazi; Kurt Tank who has made the infamous Focke wolf 190 Werger. Agter signing all those treaties, only the UK was labeled a notorious amd non-trusted as a partner. So as my need was short handed, why the bloddly hell should my industry suffer with such a work partner.
I personall personally know relationship management better than that entire system of their government and I follow a non biased outlook towards other countries that were closer, but are not close at all.
Also technical and industrial might makes a large difference, so compared to friendly and non friendly, I will choose the majority instead of a non friendly nation, unliked by the rest of the world.
I just hope the 'exited' stooges in the my government get paid better then the perpetually red labeled country can pay only to stay loyal to the constitution and each and every soldier oof my nation.
My personal remark - I don't want the UK and have made it clear to stop business and stick with mainland countries and businesses.