Indonesia to Buy 'Rafale Killer' J-10C Jets in $9 Billion Deal
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Indonesia to Buy 'Rafale Killer' J-10C Jets in $9 Billion Deal
Indonesia has signed a major $9 billion deal with China to buy advanced J-10C fighter jets, making it the second country after Pakistan to operate this aircraft. The agreement was confirmed by Indonesia’s Defence Minister, Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin, who said the purchase is part of the government’s plan to modernize the country’s air force. Under this deal, Indonesia will receive 42 J-10C jets equipped with the latest technology and weapons systems. T…
Indonesia adds J-10 fighters to its expanding mixed fleet
Indonesia has confirmed plans to purchase Chinese Chengdu J-10C fighters, broadening its fast-growing mix of combat aircraft. Defense Minister Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin said the aircraft “will be flying over Jakarta soon,” without specifying delivery dates or quantities. Previous reports suggested Jakarta could acquire up to 42 J-10CEs. The single-engine J-10C features an AESA radar, modern avionics, and compatibility with China’s long-range PL-15 mis…
Australian Defence Force (ADF) Chief Admiral David Johnston responded to Indonesia's plan to purchase Chinese-made Chengdu J-10 fighter jets.
Indonesia’s acquisition of 42 Chinese J-10C jets poses a significant threat to Australia, the US, the UK, South Korea and France.
Indonesia, a non-NATO ally of the US, is purchasing a Chinese fighter jet, posing a significant challenge for Australia, the US, the UK, and France. The Chinese maintenance team and engineers will access the same [...]
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