A foreign trade version of the J-35 has actually always existed. But these are not the PAF versions.
I don't know how many foreign customers the J-35 has. the future production of the J-35 will be very large.
What? That's interesting, btw, the naval version has flown today, there are videos on weibo, but I didn't find it on twitter yet.Oh!
By the way ... interesting rumour from one of the big shrimps: The export version of the J-35A has indeed already flown and the launch customer is definitely NOT Pakistan!
Maybe @Michael knows more?
O bhaijaan, sit down before you pull a muscle trying to sound deep. I’ve been living in the U.S. for 24 years, watching realpolitik unfold — not sipping chai at some chowk pretending to be Tom Clancy of Gulberg. Let’s get one thing straight: China isn’t just a friend, it’s a firewall. While your Gulf “brothers” were too busy launching Instagram ministries, China was:
- Building roads, ports, and power plants in Pakistan — not on Zoom calls.
- Blocking UNSC moves against Pakistan while others sent “concerns” and silence.
- Giving us tech, tools, and teeth — not just "thoughts and prayers."
So no, I don’t need a geopolitical TED Talk from a local expert whose idea of strategy is shouting “badey bhai” on Twitter and forwarding WhatsApp conspiracies. Until then — enjoy the spice.
Congratulations for hitting the lottery and reaching America.....now , you can eat crumbs falling of the Whitman's table instead of daal roti with chutney....I was in America when you were running around and shitting with out diapers.....O bhaijaan, sit down before you pull a muscle trying to sound deep. I’ve been living in the U.S. for 24 years, watching realpolitik unfold — not sipping chai at some chowk pretending to be Tom Clancy of Gulberg. Let’s get one thing straight: China isn’t just a friend, it’s a firewall. While your Gulf “brothers” were too busy launching Instagram ministries, China was:
- Building roads, ports, and power plants in Pakistan — not on Zoom calls.
- Blocking UNSC moves against Pakistan while others sent “concerns” and silence.
- Giving us tech, tools, and teeth — not just "thoughts and prayers."
So no, I don’t need a geopolitical TED Talk from a local expert whose idea of strategy is shouting “badey bhai” on Twitter and forwarding WhatsApp conspiracies. Until then — enjoy the spice
I was wondering about this some hours ago and I believe that the game is too deep for us to understand this from the mere lens of weapons acquisitions.
Pitiful masses on both sides.
They should be the second line of defense now unless they get upgraded with AESA radars and better BVR missiles.
Hi sir,
Oh bhai, let’s clear one thing up real quick — I didn’t roll into America clutching a visa lottery like it was a scratch card. I came through the front door: U.S. university, hard-earned degree, and a career built on merit, not memes. You're out here ranting about “Whitman’s table” like you’ve been dining with foreign policy elites — meanwhile, your entire argument sounds like it was drafted at a chai dhaba during load shedding. Just because you’re in the U.S. doesn’t mean you got promoted to geopolitical analyst by default. Location ≠ logic. And about China? They didn't send us leftover slogans — they showed up with roads, ports, power plants, and vetoes. That's more than we can say for your Instagram-friendly “brotherly allies.” So next time you want to sound informed, come with facts — not half-baked one-liners and chocolate metaphors. Otherwise, the only crumbs you’ll find are the ones falling from real debates.
