Some time ago, China's Y-20 went to Wanli and went to Serbia to transport anti-aircraft missiles to Serbia, which became a hot topic in the mouths of Western media. For a time, the reaction of the entire Western world was very fierce, and a series of remarks such as Serbia breaking the regional balance and China threatening European security appeared endlessly. There are even media outlets that Serbia's move will affect their accession to the European Union, and NATO is likely to use this as an excuse to provide Kosovo with more advanced weapons. In response to these topics, Serbian military experts have recently responded one by one.
In the view of Serbian military analyst Aleksandr Radic, the FK-3 from China can upgrade their air defense systems for several generations at once. As one of the neutral countries, Serbia has long been surrounded by NATO, and the Kosovo issue has always been a sharp sword hanging over Serbia's head, and it is urgent to enhance its own strength. But with Serbia's national strength, wanting to buy air defense systems such as the S-400 is a pipe dream. Therefore, The chinese equipment with outstanding cost performance has become the best choice for Serbia.
The air defense systems used by the Serbian army have not been updated for forty years, and Soviet products such as the S-125 and 2K12 were Soviet products from the 1960s. Unable to play a role in modern warfare, the arrival of the FK-3 was simply a timely rain for Serbia, and their capabilities rose several steps at once.
Countless facts have proved that only when the power of the state is strong, can words have weight. Serbia is indeed working towards that goal. No, recently there was news that they were going to upgrade their air power. At present, although france's "Rafale" fighter is the first popular candidate, in Radic's view, China's J-10C also has a good competitiveness.
According to media reports, Serbia is negotiating contracts with several countries to buy 12 fighters, and although France's Rafale is their first choice, President Vucic has not denied the possibility of buying other countries' warplanes. Especially after tasting the sweetness of Chinese equipment, Serbia does not rule out the possibility of switching to the J-10C.
Some time ago, Pakistan has officially equipped the J-10C fighter, and the purpose of their purchase of this fighter is to counter India's "Rafale" fighter. In the skies of South Asia, the J-10C and Rafales have become rivals. Now, in Serbia, they are likely to "fight" again for orders.
Could it be that the Rafale and J-10C will become a pair of "wrongdoers"? It's possible. After decades of development and precipitation, China's military technology has entered the world's top ranks. J-10C, J-16 and other advanced fighters emerge in an endless stream. Not only that, but we are also the second country after the United States to be equipped with a fifth-generation stealth fighter.
In the face of such a China, France is really speechless, and it is foreseeable that in the future in the international market, France may often issue such an exclamation as "how can there be China everywhere". (No defects)