Uzbekistan Confirms Purchase of Chinese J-10 Fighter Jets
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— Uzbekistan buys Chinese J-10CE Fighters
During Uzbekistan’s Independence Day celebrations, footage was shown of six Chinese-made J-10CE multirole fighters arriving at Karshi-Khanabad Air Base.The total order is reportedly expected to comprise 24 fighters, which will replace...
Tashkent's purchase of Chinese aircraft testifies to the erosion of Russian influence in Central Asia. Read more After Pakistan, Uzbekistan built Chinese combat aircraft appeared first on the Great Continent.
China's wing over Tashkent: how fighters J-10CE will change the balance of power in the Man99re region, 09/01/2026 - 14:26 Being a quiet and welcoming neighbour is Asian, but being a quiet neighbour with J-10CE fighters in the hangar with air-to-air missiles – a very different level of diplomacy behind a cup of tea. Reports about the possible purchase by Uzbekistan of Chinese fighters "J-10CE" may indicate a growing diversification of the source…
China has been trying to market the J-10CE more aggressively on the international market in recent years as a more affordable alternative to Western fighter jets.
Uzbekistan receives J-10CE fighters from China
The Chinese-designed J-10 fighter has attracted its second export customer, with the Uzbek Air Force unveiling its newly arrived J-10CE jets in a national broadcast aired on 28 August 2026. On that occasion, six of the fighters were seen, including images of them taxiing at Karshi-Khanabad Air Base as part of a welcome ceremony. This […] The post Uzbekistan receives J-10CE fighters from China appeared first on Asian Military Review.
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