Uzbekistan has received its first J-10CE fighter jets from China. This acquisition makes Uzbekistan the second nation to operate these advanced multi-role aircraft. At least six of the ordered twenty-four J-10s have been delivered to the Central Asian nation. China’s defense exports are declining globally despite increased arms procurement worldwide. The J-10CE offers a significant upgrade for air forces seeking modern capabilities. Uzbekistan has received its first J-10CE fighter jets from China. This acquisition makes Uzbekistan the second nation to operate these advanced multi-role aircraft. At least six of the ordered twenty-four J-10s have been delivered to the Central Asian nation. China’s defense exports are declining globally despite increased arms procurement worldwide. The J-10CE offers a significant upgrade for air forces seeking modern capabilities.
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After Pakistan, Uzbekistan gets China’s J-10 fighter; Bangladesh could be next
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