Indo-Pak Confrontation: China described Pakistan’s missile as ‘just one export product’ in the struggle against India

News India Live, Digital Desk: Indo-pak confortation: The Chinese army on Thursday refused to issue an official statement regarding the alleged use of China -made weapons by Pakistan in a recent struggle with India.

Chinese and talking to the mediaSenior Colonel Zhang Shiaogang, a spokesman of the Ministry of Dhan, recently, under the news of the use of Pakistan’s use of PL-15E missile against India, said that PL-15E is a radar-directive weapon beyond the visual-limit that is considered one of the most advanced missiles developed by China.

Zhang clarified, “The missile you mentioned is an export product and has been displayed several times in domestic and internationally defense exhibitions.” He made this comment during the first media briefing after the May 7-10 military deadlock between India and Pakistan.

India and Pakistan cannot be separated

Reacting to India’s claim that China had provided air defense and satellite assistance to Pakistan during the conflict, and Chinese weapon systems performed less, Zhang emphasized the geographical and strategic proximity of the two countries and said that India and Pakistan are neighboring countries that cannot be “separated”.

In view of China’s alleged support of China during the conflict, the Chinese media showed significant interest in military attachment between the two rival countries.

The remains of Chinese weapons systems were recovered on 8, 9 and 10 May after the use of short -range ballistic missiles on Indian goals by Pakistan.

The struggle took place on 22 April after an attack at Basarn Maidan in Pahalgam region of Kashmir in which 26 people were killed. In response, India started “Operation Sindoor” after about two weeks, under which “accurate attacks” were launched on the terrorist structure in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied Kashmir from 7 May.

According to a recent report by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), China has become Pakistan’s largest arms supplier, which will be part of Pakistan’s ** 81%** part of Pakistan’s arms imports from 2020 to 2024.

These weapons allegedly include jet fighters, radars, naval ships, submarines and missile systems. The two countries also jointly make JF-17 aircraft, which is considered the main part of the Pakistan Air Force (PAF).

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