Pakistan is set to purchase 40 Chinese J-35 stealth fighter jets, marking China's first transfer of fifth-generation aircraft to a foreign ally. The delivery is expected within two years, potentially altering regional dynamics,

Islamabad strategically bolstering its air and naval power with Beijing’s help threatens to disrupt the military balance of the region

In a game-changing proposition, China is reportedly in talks with Pakistan for Islamabad to procure 40 advanced stealth fighter jets from Beijing. The J-35A is China's most advanced military aircraft.

As Pakistan plans to acquire stealth fighter jets from China, the power dynamics in South Asia is likely to change. If the deal of J-35s take place, it will be China's first sale of its fifth generation fighter jet to any country.

Pakistan is set to acquire 40 advanced Chinese stealth J-35 fighter jets, marking China's first export of fifth-generation jets. This move is anticipated to impact regional dynamics, particularly with India.

Pakistan plans to acquire 40 J-35 stealth fighters from China, marking the first export of Beijing’s fifth-generation jets to a foreign ally. The J-35A will publicly debut after the PLAAF anniversary.

Pakistan is reportedly planning a major defense upgrade by purchasing 40 J-35 stealth fighters from China. This potential deal, unconfirmed by either nation, would be China's first export of its advanced fifth-generation jet.