China released a documentary on its aircraft J-10C, after the triumph of the Pakistan Army over India during the India-Pakistan conflict. Chinese State TV releases a documentary in which China spotlights the advancements and achievements in the India-Pakistan conflict. The documentary presents that during the India-Pakistan conflict, Pakistan used the Chinese fighter jet J-10C in a dog fight against India’s Operation Sindoor and shot down five Indian fighter jets, including three Rafales and two others.
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Chinese state-run CCTV broadcasts the documentary of J-10C, which spotlights the triumph of its fighter jet, which shot down Indian fighter jets on 7 May. On Saturday, a Chinese TV military report stated that the Chinese-made aircraft J-10CE, an advanced version of J-10C, recently destroyed Indian fighter jets in a real battle, and they called it the first triumph of their fighter jet. On May 7, Foreign Minister of Pakistan Ishaq Dar praised that Pakistan shot down five Indian jets, including French-made Rafales and others, using the Chinese fighter aircraft J-10C without losing one in the battle. Officials from France confirmed that India had lost the French-made Rafale in the fight against Pakistan. However, India has not claimed that it lost their fighter jets in Pakistan during the Operation Sindoor.
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According to the J-10C documentary, the evolution of the J-10C first started in the 1980s. The documentary claims that the Chinese Air Force has taken control of all the challenges to achieve technological advancements without using the existing blueprints or models. The fighter jet J-10C was first completed in 1997, and experts called it a miracle in the history of Air defense. The J-10C is a single-engine, multi-role fighter jet with Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radar, low radar cross-section, and PL-15 long-range missiles. The J-10C was first added to the Chinese Air Force in 2003, and its most advanced version was exported to Pakistan.
