JF-17, HQ-9: Pak using China-made military assets to counter India's strikes

From HQ-9 air defence system to PL-15 missiles, the Chinese-made weapons Pakistan is using against India

India-Pakistan escalation: In the aftermath of Operation Sindoor, India’s targeted and precise military strikes, Pakistan has resorted to launching swarms of drones and missiles, targeting civilian and military infrastructure in the country. The continuing standoff is also shining a spotlight on the neighbouring nation’s dependence on China — Beijing-made drones, missiles and fighter jets have been deployed

JF-17, HQ-9: Pak using China-made military assets to counter India's strikes

Pakistan's military arsenal, which is mostly China-made, comprises JF-17 and J-10 fighter jets and HQ-9 ground-to-air missile, all of which are facing the wrath of the far superior Indian artilleries.

In the framework of Operation Sindoor, the Indian Air Force shot down on Thursday two Pakistan fighter planes in the Pathankot sector, reported local media. READ ALSO: India reports 16 killed by Pakistan attacks on the Kashmir border The Pakistani side admitted the loss of two fighter planes, an F-16 and a JF-17, after attempting to attack Indian targets. According to local media, the Indian air defence system neutralized the fighters, however, …

India has shot down two JF-17 and one F-16 fighter jets of Pakistan and also destroyed the AWACS aircraft of Pakistan Air Force in their own Punjab province. Pakistan launched a rocket attack on the airstrip in Jammu but the Indian air defence system foiled it. India's S-400 destroyed 8 Pakistani missiles in the air.

Pakistan's Air Defense Capabilities - Chinese Missile Systems & AA Guns

India’s Operation Sindoor has seen Pakistan utilise a number of weapons and systems procured from China, including a host of Chinese-produced air defense systems. These include radar units, control systems and surface-to-air missiles (SAM) systems. In addition to Pakistan’s air force deploying J-10C fighters and air to air missiles to intercept Indian Air Force aircraft conducting air strikes Pakistan’s air defense systems have been on high aler…

India-Pakistan Conflict: Use of Chinese-Made Military Assets by Pakistan to Counter Indian Strikes

As Pakistan continues its attempts to target Indian military installations, these efforts have been consistently thwarted by the Indian armed forces. Pakistan relies on military assets, primarily sourced from China, to counter India’s superior artillery. The Pakistani air force utilizes China-made JF-17 and J-10 fighter jets. India has successfully intercepted several threats, including an F-16 and two JF-17 jets during recent confrontations. Ad…