Bangladesh Wants China’s J-10CE After Operation Sindoor | India’s Response To The New Air Threat

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The Chinese fighter that became one of the biggest talking points after Operation Sindoor could soon be flying much closer to India. Bangladesh is reportedly moving towards buying 20 J-10CE fighter jets from China in a programme worth around $2.3 billion. And Dhaka has acknowledged that it watched the fighter’s reported performance during the 2025 India-Pakistan confrontation. Those combat claims remain contested. But the J-10CE walked away from that confrontation with something extremely valuable for Beijing, global attention. Now, as Bangladesh looks towards the Chinese fighter, India is strengthening its own air-power and air-defence architecture. So what exactly could Bangladesh be buying? Why does it matter to India? And from the S-400 to the Su-57 and AMCA, how is New Delhi preparing for a rapidly changing air-power balance around its borders? #J10CE #Bangladesh #OperationSindoor #India #China #IndianAirForce #BangladeshAirForce #S400 #Su57 #AMCA #Defence For more videos

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