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Military equipment, including tanks, artillery, and aircraft, on display against a subtle global backdrop.

China Exports Integrated Military Ecosystems to Global Customers

China is shifting its defense export strategy from selling individual military platforms to offering integrated, interconnected systems that provide a comprehensive military ecosystem to countries around the world. This approach is evident in its deals with nations like Pakistan, Thailand, and Bangladesh, where Chinese defense suppliers are providing a range of interlocking military capabilities.

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Chinese J-10 fighter jet on a runway with a Bangladeshi Air Force personnel in the background.

China Advances J-10 Fighter Exports With Bangladesh Deal

Bangladesh is on the verge of taking its relationship with China to new heights with potential formal talks over the purchase of cutting-edge J-10CE fighters and attack helicopters, a deal that would make it only the second country to acquire the advanced export version of the J-10C. A government panel is preparing a draft agreement that could seal the partnership and pave the way for negotiations with Beijing.

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Military officials gather around a conference table near a large map display of the Indian Ocean region.

Bangladesh Bolsters Maritime Security with Saudi-led Coalition

Bangladesh is joining forces with a Saudi-led coalition to boost maritime security, with a focus on tackling the Houthi threat, while keeping the door open for collaboration with other nations, including Iran. The coalition, made up of 14 founding members, aims to enhance intelligence sharing, joint planning, and coordinated maritime operations.

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Bangladesh Air Force aircraft lineup at a parade with spectators in background.

Bangladesh's Air Force Struggles to Bridge Capability Gap

The Bangladesh Air Force's recent Independence Day parade failed to impress, with its aerial display and outdated combat aircraft inventory sparking criticism that the force is out of step with modern warfare demands. Unless the capability gap is bridged, the Air Force risks becoming a mere paper tiger.

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