Another Country Inducts China’s J-10CE Fighter Jets

According to Uzbekistan has, it has become the second foreign country to operate China's J-10CE fighter jets, marking another milestone for Beijing's growing military aircraft exports and expanding its presence in the Central Asian defense market.

Key points

• Although neither Beijing nor Tashkent confirmed the accord, reports had previously indicated that Uzbekistan ordered 24 J-10CEs.
• The footage demonstrates six J-10CEs operating from Karshi-Khanabad Air Base, confirming Uzbekistan as the second foreign operator of.
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• Uzbekistan has officially shown its new Chinese-made J-10CE fighter jets for the first time, airing footage on state TV during Independence Day events.
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Although neither Beijing nor Tashkent confirmed the accord, reports had previously indicated that Uzbekistan ordered 24 J-10CEs. Nevertheless, footage issued by the Uzbek president's office on Friday indicated at least six of the fighters during independence day celebrations. Karachi to Obtain a New Flyover.

For context, the footage demonstrates six J-10CEs operating from Karshi-Khanabad Air Base, confirming Uzbekistan as the second foreign operator of. Pic.twitter.com/wBEVmnUDDY. Clash Report (@clashreport) August 30, 2026.

For context, the footage indicated the aircraft on the runway, flying in formation and receiving a traditional water-cannon salute. Uzbekistan's Defense Ministry afterwards issued an official video of the jets on Sunday, with state television additionally broadcasting the footage.

In practice, the ministry described the aircraft as "modern fighter aircraft guarding our air borders." China has been promoting the single-engine, multirole J-10CE for international sales, with Bangladesh lately confirming that it was close to reaching a agreement to purchase the fighters.

Pakistan became the first foreign operator of the J-10CE. The aircraft played a prominent role during last year's brief conflict between Pakistan and India. The J-10CE features an electronically scanned array radar, modern electronic warfare systems and data links. Islamabad Police Officer Wins Outstanding Graduate Honor in China.

Meanwhile, the fighter can conduct both air-to-air combat and strike missions. Its air-to-air weapons include the PL-10 short-range missile and the PL-15E radar-guided missile. It can engage targets beyond visual range. Stay Connected with ProPakistani. Obtain the latest international news and global stories wherever you prefer. Follow on Google Discover.

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