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It has been rumored that the Pakistani 054A/P is equipped with the CM-302 (aka YJ-12) anti-ship missile.

No one should overhype the DF-21D threat. But this Navy Commander's argument isn't very strong.

And a massive failure on China's part in terms of its international relations.

There is a rumor from Henri K. that the JF-17M for Myanmar might be equipped with an AESA radar (which would explain the delay in delivery). To be confirmed, as always.

Could someone with a strong grasp of Chinese translate the following posters? It supposedly has something to do with the development of Batch #03 of the WS-15 engine. Thanks. In a separate event, it is alleged that the CASIC 3rd Institute has tested a TBCC (turbine-based combined cycle)...

I wouldn't trust SCMP with anything defense-related. There is no evidence so far that the facility is military-operated or that research is being conducted for the sake of weapons development. Countries have been investing in the R&D of sustainable fusion reactions for decades.

The J-10C that the COAS inspected is the same one that was used in the movie Sky Hunter:

It has proven to be scientifically impossible for a thread about the Agni-series to exist without at least one mention of China.

Cartoon shows two Y-20Us, though, perhaps suggesting that two prototypes have been built?

Photoshopped.

Why would they be mutually exclusive?

The most recent photo is from January 2018, so there is a chance that it is still being tested. There were also several satellite photos purporting to show multiple J-11Ds at an airfield. @星海军事 your thoughts?

As if this only applies to Muslims. Persecution against Christian and other religious groups have been widely reported; the forced demolition of Catholic churches is a prime example.

J-11B + Mirage V ROSE

They had a T10K prototype from Ukraine from which they developed the J-15. The initial license-produced Su-27SKs were from disassembled kits that could've given them a head start in developing the 11BS, or perhaps they took apart an UBK airframe. I don't think there was ever reports of a MKK...

Interesting. How did they manage to do that though, given that they weren't license-producing MKKs?

If you look at the tips of the vertical stabilizers, they match that of the J-11BS, not the Su-30MKK.

It's based on the J-11BS.

J-16 isn't based on the Su-30MKM, which the Chinese never bought.

That's the WS-600L, not HQ-19.