Six Chinese-made aircraft were shown for the first time in official footage; the model is expected to take over roles currently performed by the ageing MiG-29 fleet
The Uzbek Air Force has publicly showcased its new Chinese-made J-10CE multirole fighter jets for the first time, confirming a major shift in the modernization of the country’s military aviation.
Six aircraft appeared in footage released during celebrations marking the 35th anniversary of Uzbekistan’s independence. The fighters were shown on the ground and flying in formation, as well as operating from Karshi-Khanabad Air Base, one of the country’s main military facilities.
