In a historic show of power and precision, Pakistan’s Air Force unleashed a decisive counterstrike against Indian military aggression, reportedly shooting down five Indian fighter jets, including a French-made Rafale — the so-called pride of the Indian fleet.
Amidst this escalating tension, China’s defense industry witnessed a surge, with its major defense manufacturers seeing their stocks soar on the global stage. Why? Because Pakistan — armed with state-of-the-art J-10C fighter jets developed by China’s Chengdu Aircraft Corporation — demonstrated to the world the true potential of Chinese-Pakistani military collaboration.
The J-10C, Pakistan’s frontline air guardian, gained global attention after reports suggested it played a key role in intercepting and eliminating hostile targets. In response, Chinese defense stocks jumped 1.6%, hitting a two-week high, with Avic Chengdu Aircraft Co. — the maker of the J-10C — leading the rally with its largest single-day gain since October.
Experts now believe this moment could rewrite the narrative of modern warfare in South Asia, proving the effectiveness of China’s indigenous platforms when combined with the strategic brilliance of the Pakistan Air Force.
📈 According to recent defense import data:
- China accounted for a massive 82% of Pakistan’s arms imports between 2019 and 2023.
- This marks a significant leap from 51% between 2009 and 2012 — a testament to the growing iron-clad defense alliance between the two nations.
As Pakistan stands tall, defiant and dignified in the face of Indian provocation, the world watches closely — and investors are clearly betting on the Pakistan-China defense axis as the new power bloc of the East.
💬 “Let it be known — the defenders of the nation will respond with force, not fear.”
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