China’s Discounted Fighter Jet Deal Sparks Fury: 'Whose War Are We Funding?' Ask Citizens

International News: India's 'Operation Sindoor' has given such a befitting reply to Pakistan that its military capabilities have been revealed to the whole world. Meanwhile, there has been a storm on social media over a new deal between China and Pakistan. It is being claimed that China is going to give 30 J-35A stealth fighter jets to Pakistan at half price-that too with preparation to start delivery from August this year.

But this deal has shocked not only defense experts but also Chinese citizens themselves. On social media, people of China are calling this move "politics-inspired military negligence."

Half the price of stealth jets? Questions raised in China

The Chinese Internet platforms spread the news of sales at half the price of J-35A fighter jets, counted among the world's most sensitive warfare aircraft. Citizens say that this aircraft itself has not yet joined the Chinese Air Force, so it is beyond comprehension to give it to Pakistan at such a quick and concessional rate.

The J-35 is in the investigation flight, yet why does Pakistan have a deal?

Experts say that the J-35A is still in the testing phase, and it did not even trust China's People's Liberation Air Force. In such a situation, handing it over to Pakistan raises a big question about the military policy. Is this a maneuver to brighten the image of China or an attempt to make Pakistan make India stand against India?

Pakistan could not pay for the J-10C; how will it take the J-35A?

Some social media users from China have revealed that Pakistan has not yet paid for the J-10C fighter jets. In such a situation, the new deal is economic and strategically how practical is being raised on this? Some people have described it as another fake publicity strategy of Pakistan.

Pakistan's fury after Operation Sindoor, China's support became compulsion

Pakistan's military morale has been shattered after the 'Operation Sindoor' executed by India. Now he is trying to save his image by gathering artificial military strength from China. But this time the stakes of China may also turn upside down, because the Chinese people themselves have stood up against this deal.