The second batch of J-10C fighters of the Pakistan Air Force was exposed, after the Pakistan Air Force has received the first six J-10Cs numbered 101-106, the fuselage number of this exposure is 22-111, and the number of second batch deliveries may still be maintained at 5-6, which is expected to be officially delivered in two or three months. Foreign media reported that the Pakistan Air Force ordered 36 J-10C fighters to deal with the French Rafale fighter purchased by the Indian Air Force. India's Rafale fighters have now been delivered, followed by Pakistan. In the foreseeable future, Both India and Pakistan will be equipped with three and a half generations of fighters as the main equipment for a long time, and the fourth generation of aircraft is still too far away for the two countries. There are rumors that Pakistan has expressed its intention to purchase the Air Force J-35, but it is still unknown when the aircraft will enter service, even if the equipment is a long time away from foreign trade exports. Again, Pakistan's right access to fourth-generation aircraft depends on when India can buy them. [A flash of inspiration]
