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Uzbekistan has become the second nation to operate Chinese-made J-10CE combat aircraft, purchasing at least six planes ahead of its 35th independence anniversary.

Uzbek state media unveils Chinese J-10CE fighters during national celebration, marking Central Asian export market breakthrough: expert  Global Times

Bangladesh is finalizing a deal to purchase Chinese J-10CE fighter jets, a move expected to significantly strengthen military cooperation with Beijing. The decision was influenced by the aircraft's performance in recent India-Pakistan conflicts and raises strategic questions for New Delhi.

Dhaka moves forward with purchasing the combat-proven aircraft, citing superior cost-effectiveness and operational capabilities to modernize its air force.

Bangladesh is reportedly in discussions to acquire 24 Chinese J-10CE fighter jets, with a deal potentially being finalized by August. This proposed defense purchase is part of broader talks during Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's visit to China.

China's state broadcaster CCTV confirmed that its J-10CE fighter jets went undefeated against Eurofighter Typhoons in nine simulated air combat exercises in 2024.

Dhaka moves closer to formalizing a defense deal for Chinese J-10CE fighter jets and attack helicopters while finalizing plans for cooperation on the Teesta River project.

The national defense ministry published footage showcasing three advanced Chinese-made fighter aircraft performing aerial maneuvers over Uzbek territory.

Bangladesh has for the first time confirmed a long-expected deal to purchase China’s 4.5-generation J-10CE fighters, pointing to the jet’s combat performance against Rafale fighters in last year’s…

Chinese sources claim Pakistani J-10CE fighter jets achieved a 9-0 victory over Qatari Eurofighters in an exercise, though analysis suggests the exercise rules, rather than aircraft superiority, likely influenced the outcome.

China has admitted to providing support to Pakistan during a four-day war with India in 2025, stating it "just needed the right opportunity." Pakistan's air force reportedly used Chinese-made Chengdu J-10CE fighter jets during the conflict.

Uzbekistan has taken delivery of its initial J-10CE multi-role aircraft from China, becoming the second nation outside Pakistan to operate the advanced fighter jets.

Beijing secures another Central Asian military contract as Tashkent officially confirms the acquisition of Chinese-made J-10CE aircraft, shifting regional defense markets.

Dhaka is finalizing a major military aircraft purchase with Beijing, citing recent regional security operations as a key driver for modernizing its air force capabilities.

Bangladesh is reportedly planning to acquire 24 Chinese J-10CE fighter jets, a move that would mark the second export of China's advanced fighter after Pakistan's acquisition and signifies a notable development for both nations.

Chinese state television CCTV reported that Pakistani J-10CE fighters, manufactured in China, achieved a perfect 9-0 victory against Qatari Eurofighter Typhoons in simulated air combat during military exercises.