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Indonesia to receive Chinese J-10CE fighter jets in six months

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Indonesia is set to receive its initial batch of Chengdu J-10CE fighter jets within six months, marking the country as the third international operator of this Chinese-manufactured aircraft. The nation had previously confirmed an order for 42 of these jets, designated as 'Vigorous Dragons,' with a budget of $9 billion. While the exact number of jets in the first delivery remains undisclosed, the arrival is anticipated around April. AI

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Indonesia to receive Chinese J-10CE fighter jets in six months

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Liu Zhen ·

    Indonesia to take delivery of first Chinese J-10CE fighter jets in 6 months, report says

    Indonesia is expected to receive its first Chengdu J-10CE fighter jets in six months, according to an Indonesian media report, which would make it the third international operator of the Chinese-made aircraft. Jakarta confirmed an order of 42 of the 4.5-generation fighter jets – …

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