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Very very high to very very low.What are the chances we see the J-35AE on August 14?
thedefensepost.com
look at how old the post is, and the name of the author would suggest he is of indian origin, who's content regarding Pakistan is comedy at best.Pakistan Signs Deal for Chinese Stealth Jets, Pressuring India’s Fifth-Gen Plans ,.
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Pakistan Signs Deal for Chinese Stealth Jets, Pressuring India’s Fifth-Gen Plans
The Pakistan Air Force has signed an “initial collaborative agreement” to acquire the Chinese Shenyang J-35 stealth fighter.thedefensepost.com

calm down gentleman. personal attacks educated people dnt do that . just easyMaxpane.
In English language,my post is one month,old,recent.Go some school to read english.
My post is from Government sources not from any illitrate like you.
Dr. Malik, M.D. North America
If India wanted to annihilate the, they would do so without a second thought. While they currently lack the means or skill to accomplish this, the will is definitely there, and it has been clearly demonstrated.You dont have depth -period.
You can strike their bases close to the border with effect if needed but at the end they can (as they did) push their assets well beyond the reach of most of your systems where your lack of magazine capacity really becomes apparent.
Always waiting for messiahs for rescueThat's where new security paradigm in the middle east is expected to come to the rescue...
Perhaps also consider that both sides do operate in a fog of war with compulsions and fears on what the other might or might not do.If India wanted to annihilate the, they would do so without a second thought. While they currently lack the means or skill to accomplish this, the will is definitely there, and it has been clearly demonstrated.
Conversely, we had a prime opportunity to bring down the entire Indian Air Force, but we hesitated. This hesitation will haunt us forever in the future, as we may never regain the upper hand or the element of surprise that we had up our sleeve for the next conflict
This is fairly close to the actual situation.no j-35 till at least 2030, not required, j10 is enough till the indians find a interim 5th gen bird whilst amca is still being worked on. or when the amca comes in
no f35 as they have s400's and getting more
no su-57 due to threat of sanctions that will ground wester kit in India, (Apache, chinook c-17....)
kinda what happened in the rafale scenario, where a quick batch of 36 is ordered to fill the gap whilst they get their act together. then pakistan order the j10 to counter the rafales.
then again j-35 is not mature enough too to be exported and there’s no local infrastructure to support them, there not like the f7 that can be parked outdoor 24/7
For a reason the rocket force has been formed by the Pak side to rain hell-fire from the Zeroth second. And, the Pak strategic command has been made damn smooth for fast-paced execution....Yeah that too loll.
Also they are increasing their missile ranges alot. In the future they can just keep shooting 1500 km nirbhay or brahmos and there's nothing we can do about it.
Our AD is also shiitee and import based. Everything is in india's favour. We are just too busy infighting over our favourite leaders lmaoo.
Perhaps also consider that both sides do operate in a fog of war with compulsions and fears on what the other might or might not do.
It prevents wider conflict - yesWell , that's how balance of power and balance of terror works....not a bad spot to be in.
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