There really...
Isn't much to say really is there?
To paraphrase an old Fiat tagline..
"Designed by Americans, Bought by Morons"
Or a pilot quoting Sir pTerry..
"We, who are about to die, don't want to.."
Some questions (to be kicked into the long grass)
Why on earth did we buy this "flying" heap?
It's got all the reliability of an NSU RO80, the safety record of a Corvair and is about as popular with pilots as a clapped out Austin Ambassador..
Who on earth thought it'd be a fantastic idea to outsource servicing to a country that's been on the fence so long it'd need surgery to get off, is Muslim (and has a long history of hating the west, the UK in particular (not without reason)), and probably has build and quality control somewhere south of Hyundai circa 1988..?
There's no point worrying about missiles channelling that death from above beastie from Avatar - because before the jets get off the runway they'll be spitting out turbine blades like a porcupine with hayfever.
I'd ask what could go wrong with this scenario - but I think its extraneous by this point. Since it's fundamentally impossible this could end well whatever happens.
Its like watching Frank Spenser in a public information film about Weapons Procurement. You want to run, you know its only going to get worse, but - like a good multiple pile up - you just can't look away..
We'd probably get better service out of fitting Sopwith Dolphins with EMP generators. One zap and that's the Russian air force gone (along with every modern vehicle, electronic device, pacemaker and smartphone within 5 miles).