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'When Balakot..': Imran boasts air power as Pak inducts Made-in-China J-10C Jets

Published on Mar 12, 2022 07:28 am IST

  • Pakistan on Friday formally inducted an unspecified number of J-10C multi-role fighter jets, acquired from its all-weather ally China, into its air force to bolster the country’s combat capabilities. In a veiled reference to India, Prime Minister Imran Khan said any country would have to think twice before harbouring any aggression towards Pakistan, asserting that the armed forces were well-equipped and trained to defeat any threat. He also thanked China for providing the aircraft in a short span of about eight months when it often takes years to acquire modern jets. Khan addressed a ceremony held at Pakistan Air Force (PAF) Base Minhas Kamra in Attock district of Punjab province to induct the new fighter jets. Watch the full video for more. #Pakistan #India #China #PMModi #ImranKhan #Xijinping #Rafale #J10Cjets

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