US EditionChina’s J-10 ‘Dragon’ shows teeth in India-Pakistan combat debut
- On Wednesday, India launched missile strikes on Pakistan, leading to a large aerial battle featuring Pakistani J-10C fighters and Indian jets including Rafales.
- The conflict escalated after militants killed 26 mostly Indian tourists in Kashmir, amid longstanding India-Pakistan tensions over the region since 1947.
- Pakistan claimed its J-10C jets shot down five Indian fighters, including three Rafales, but India denies any losses and has not responded to these claims.
- Experts view this fight as a critical test of Chinese military exports, with shares of China’s AVIC Chengdu Aircraft rising 40%, signaling market confidence in Chinese arms.
- This engagement reflects deeper geopolitical realignments as Pakistan relies heavily on Chinese weapons, while India grows closer to Western allies, impacting regional military balances.
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China ha invertido millones en tecnología militar. El conflicto entre India y Pakistán podría ser su primera gran prueba
Por Nectar Gan, Simone McCarthy y Brad Lendon, CNN La escalada del conflicto entre la India y Pakistán podría estar ofreciendo al mundo un primer vistazo real de cómo se desempeña la avanzada tecnología militar china frente a hardware occidental probado, y las acciones de defensa chinas ya están en aumento. Las acciones de AVIC Chengdu Aircraft de China subieron un 40 % esta semana, ya que Pakistán afirmó que utilizó cazas J-10C producidos por A…
China has invested millions in military technology. The conflict between India and Pakistan could be its first major test
By Nectar Gan, Simone McCarthy and Brad Lendon, CNN The escalating conflict between India and Pakistan may be offering the world its first real glimpse of how advanced Chinese military technology performs against proven Western hardware, and Chinese defense stocks are already on the rise. Shares of China's AVIC Chengdu Aircraft surged 40% this week as Pakistan claimed it used AVIC-produced J-10C fighter jets to shoot down Indian warplanes, inclu…
India vs Pakistan becomes China vs West sky war showdown
The recent escalation between India and Pakistan has inadvertently spotlighted Chinese military technology in a real-world combat scenario, offering a rare glimpse into its performance against Western-made systems. This development has significant implications for global defence dynamics and arms trade. On May 7, 2025, a significant aerial confrontation unfolded between India and Pakistan… Source
Chinese military exports linked to India-Pakistan conflict: Report
A new report claims that the recent conflict between Pakistan and India provides a “de facto test environment for Chinese military exports” since China provides the majority of Pakistan’s imported weapons. According to CNN, shares of China’s AVIC Chengdu Aircraft stocks increased by 40% this week after Pakistan claimed that it used J-10C fighter jets produced by AVIC to shoot down Indian military aircraft during a Wednesday aerial conflict. CNN …
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