China’s planned J-35 fighter jet export to Pakistan is hitting roadblocks. Analysts believe that Beijing is more inclined to concentrate on its military upgrades rather than facilitating this deal. Providing sophisticated technology could lead to an unstable military environment in South Asia. Moreover, China’s desire to protect its sensitive military technologies adds another layer of complexity, making the early delivery of the J-35 to Pakistan quite unlikely. China’s planned J-35 fighter jet export to Pakistan is hitting roadblocks. Analysts believe that Beijing is more inclined to concentrate on its military upgrades rather than facilitating this deal. Providing sophisticated technology could lead to an unstable military environment in South Asia. Moreover, China’s desire to protect its sensitive military technologies adds another layer of complexity, making the early delivery of the J-35 to Pakistan quite unlikely.
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