Pak-China joint air exercise Shaheen-X commences

The annual China-Pakistan joint air exercise, Shaheen-X, has officially commenced in the cities of Jiuquan and Yinchuan in Northwest China, BOL News reported.

In a tale of friendship and skill, China and Pakistan are once again uniting their air forces for the remarkable Shaheen-X joint air training exercises.

This series of exercises, which began in March 2011, have become a symbol of their strong friendship and cooperation.

Set in the picturesque northwestern regions of Jichuan and Yixuan in China, this year’s Shaheen-X exercises focus on enhancing the combat prowess of both nations.

Fighter jets, ground forces, missile units, radar experts, and even Chinese naval aviation units are all partaking in this dynamic training.

Excitement buzzes through the air as Pakistan showcases its cutting-edge 4.5 generation J-10C aircraft in overseas exercises for the first time.

The skies roar as Pakistan’s F-16 and JF-17 Thunders join the aerial symphony, demonstrating their expertise alongside China’s PLA Air Force’s J-10C, J-11, and J-16 fighter jets. It’s a united display of power and unity.

Through rigorous training, both nations will master air defense, countermeasures, occupation and control operations, and a range of combat scenarios.

From ground attacks to air-to-air duels, and even electronic countermeasures, every aspect of modern warfare is being refined and honed.

But this exercise is not just about strength; it’s about cooperation and learning. Chinese media emphasizes that the Shaheen-X exercises will foster greater coordination, operational strategies, and tactics.

The two nations are not only forging a bond of steel in the skies but also strengthening the ties between their air forces on the ground.