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Air Chief Marshal AP Singh of the Indian Air Force has cast doubt on China’s claims of a successfully flown sixth-generation fighter jet, emphasizing that mere flight does not equate to advanced capabilities. He pointed out the need for rigorous assessments of the aircraft’s true performance, suggesting that the claims might be more propaganda than reality. With China’s previous advancements like the J-20, skepticism remains over whether their latest prototype can genuinely meet the standards expected of sixth-generation fighters, which require a comprehensive set of advanced features. This highlights the competitive landscape in military aviation and the importance of substantiated technological advancements.
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