China India 6th Generation Fighter Jet : Recently, China created a stir in the world by flying two of its sixth generation fighter jets simultaneously. China has tested two of its planes, the video of which has gone viral across the world. Many countries are seeing China’s 6th generation fighter planes as a threat to themselves. At the same time, the echo of Chinese fighter planes is being heard in India also. While India currently does not have any fifth generation fighter jet, China has now completed the work of its sixth generation aircraft.
At the same time, India’s neighboring country Pakistan is purchasing fifth generation fighter jet from China. Whereas India has recently purchased 4.5 generation Rafale fighter jet.
According to the report, India has received an offer to participate in two sixth generation fighter jet projects of the world. According to Bulgarian media, Germany, France and Spain have offered India to join their Future Combat Air System (FCAS). These countries want to involve India in the project of making sixth generation fighter jet. On the other hand, a group of Britain, Japan and Italy have also offered to join India’s Global Combat Air System (GCAS). According to the report, these offers received by India show India’s growing reputation as a strategic partner.
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India stuck in the middle
According to reports, now India is stuck in the middle due to two offers. The dilemma for India now is that India has invested extensively in its indigenous Advanced Medium Combat System (AMCS) aircraft. Which can give India technological self-reliance in air combat with 5.5 generation fighter jets. If India chooses either FCAS or GCAS, it can also get state-of-the-art technology. But this may divert attention from India’s own AMCS project.
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