Pakistan's announcement to the outside world is absolutely shocking.

Previously, some media reported that Pakistan intended to accept the Liaoning ship from its hometown, but there was no clear news about this news, either Pakistan or its hometown.

But Pakistan still has a demand for an aircraft carrier that suits it.

In the face of the ever-present threat from India, Pakistan is also seeking a breakthrough in its maritime combat capabilities.

Pakistan doesn't have the money to build like India, so it has to look for the easiest way.

In the eyes of the outside world, even if Pakistan has a demand for aircraft carriers, it is only limited to the small or medium aircraft carrier level, and it will not think of supercarriers at all.

Everything changed because of the high-profile appearance of Future Technology Group.

Before Future Tech, supercarriers had always been the preserve of the United States, and the United States had eleven carrier battle groups, enough to defeat the combined strength of all the world's navies.

However, after the emergence of the Future Technology Group, the United States reluctantly found that the world's military power was rapidly getting out of control.

Although the United States is pulling India against its homeland, it is a pity that India and the United States are only taking what they need, and it is difficult for the United States to get what it wants from India.

With the help of the Future Technology Group, India no longer needs the help of the United States, which has already damaged the strategic interests of the United States in the Indian Ocean.

And in the future, India has five aircraft carrier battle groups, and India will not urinate on the US pot.

Coupled with the growing influence of the Future Technology Group in the Indian Ocean, the United States is fully aware that in the face of the Future Technology Group and India's strength in the Indian Ocean, even if the United States sends all the aircraft carrier battle groups into the Indian Ocean, it will not be able to gain much.

What really worries the American side is that in the Far East, the accelerated pace of the rise of the hometown has reached the point of being unstoppable.

The two supercarriers purchased by my hometown from the Future Technology Group have already passed through the Strait of Malacca and arrived at my hometown.

Coupled with the progressive naval structure of its homeland, the United States is facing unprecedented challenges.

As soon as the news of Pakistan's purchase of the aircraft carrier appeared, the United States seemed to see hope, and the hope that India and the Future Technology Group would have an unpleasant quarrel and a rift.

However, the United States is doomed to be disappointed, and the Indian side seems to have received the relevant news a long time ago, and the Indian side reacted very indifferently after hearing the news.

In the words of a large number of Indian media, India is still ready to have the maritime power to crush Pakistan if it needs it.

There is indeed no falsehood in this point.

It has only been half a month since the Future Technology Group listed for sale the supercarrier, and the aircraft carrier battle groups purchased by India have all docked at ports on Indian soil.

The two supercarriers purchased by the hometown also sailed out of the port of Wangxijiao on the same day after paying the money.

Paying for the goods, picking up the goods, and taking them home immediately have become the super business card of the future technology group's arms sales.

The sale of three supercarriers in one go has no pressure on the Future Technology Group at all.

In this regard, the Indian side said that the future technology group also has many supercarriers that can be sold at any time, and even the aircraft carrier battle group, once India faces national territorial security, and India's own existing military armament is not enough to protect itself, India will launch an emergency plan to buy the future technology group's existing supercarrier battle group waiting to be sold.

In fact, although India is not very happy about Pakistan's purchase of aircraft carriers, it is not too worried.

First of all, Pakistan and India are completely different, India is a country with decades of experience in the use of aircraft carriers, and it is very clear what kind of hard training and time run-in are required to use and operate an aircraft carrier.

Pakistan is completely blank, even if it buys aircraft carriers, it also buys supporting aircraft carrier battle groups and other warships, but it cannot immediately form combat effectiveness.

According to India's estimates, by the time Pakistan's aircraft carrier battle group has formed combat strength, the Indian Navy's plan for five aircraft carrier battle groups has also been completed.

In addition, the huge cost of the supercarrier battle group will also make Pakistan have to reduce the military spending of other services, and even plunge Pakistan's economy into a certain crisis.

So India is not too worried, in India's view, a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier battle group, Pakistan can't play.

Before Pakistan announced the purchase of a supercarrier, the Future Technology Group had informed India of the news, not for India's opinion, of course, but purely for notice.

India has no right to interfere in any normal military trade and commercial dealings with future tech groups, so India has not said anything.

This did not affect the cooperation between the two parties.

And whether Pakistan has the money to buy a supercarrier or not, this will soon not be a problem.

Although Saudi Arabia has no demand for aircraft carriers, Saudi Arabia attaches great importance to Pakistan's friend, and most of the money for the aircraft carrier purchased by Pakistan is borne by Saudi Arabia, and Saudi Arabia is also willing to bear part of the training costs of the Pakistan Navy's aircraft carrier battle group in the future.

And what the Pakistan Navy needs to do is to be able to be in place in time when Saudi Arabia needs help at sea.

At the same time, the outside world also learned that after Pakistan purchased the supercarrier, other supporting warships will be purchased in the hometown, and the hometown has also provided Pakistan with a lot of financial help to assist Pakistan in improving the experience of using the aircraft carrier, as well as the necessary training costs.

With the help of the left and right, Pakistan has the ability to buy a supercarrier and the ability to form a complete combat force.

And the outside world has also learned that Pakistan's supercarrier, all carrier-based aircraft, will also choose the carrier-based aircraft of the hometown, and plans to equip the fifth-generation carrier-based fighters equipped on the hometown aircraft carrier in the future.

Just as the outside world was talking about the explosion in the Indian Ocean, a new piece of news soon followed.

It's also in the Indian Ocean, but the protagonist is not India or Pakistan, nor Future Technology Group, but the United States.

Originally, in the Indian Ocean, the US Fifth Fleet already had three aircraft carrier battle groups, but the latest news pointed out that the United States has increased the number of aircraft carrier battle groups to five in the Indian Ocean, and with one aircraft carrier of the Sixth Fleet, it will also have six aircraft carrier battle groups.

For a time, in the Indian Ocean, five ships of the United States, four ships of the Future Technology Group, and one each of Pakistan and India gathered eleven supercarriers at once.