The United States is considering selling the F-35 to five new countries.

"In the affidavit submitted to the US House of Representatives ... Vice-Admiral Matthias Winter - head of the F-35 office at the Pentagon - stated that" future potential buyers ... include Singapore, Greece, Romania, Spain and Poland, "says in the text.

On April 1, it became known that the United States stopped supplies of equipment related to F-35 fighters to Turkey in connection with the purchase of Ankara C-400.

As stated in the Pentagon, the United States expects that Turkey will prefer the American Patriot complexes to the Russian S-400.

Later, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said that the issue of acquiring S-400 systems from Russia is closed.