China’s J-10C fighter jet has moved from trade-show curiosity to combat-tested export product in less than five years, and the shift is forcing defense planners across the Indo-Pacific to reconsider where they buy their next generation of warplanes.

Summary and Key Points: The J-35 is China’s answer to the F-35, and the recent test flights of the J-35A and J-35B variants signal a massive shift in the balance of power in the Pacific. -While the J-35A is built to bolster the PLAAF alongside the J-20,

South Korea’s Ministry of National Defense lodged a complaint with U.S. Forces Korea over a brief standoff between American and Chinese fighter jets, according to local media.

CCTV revealed the Luanniao, a 120,000-ton flying carrier from the Nantianmen Project. Experts weigh in on the sci-fi concept and Baidi fighter jet.