Recently, online rumors have claimed that ‘China has delivered 40 J-35 stealth fighter jets to Pakistan.’ This report should be treated with caution. As of now, no official Chinese source has confirmed any export or delivery of the J-35 fighter to Pakistan. The J-35 is a domestically developed Chinese fifth-generation medium multirole stealth fighter, currently in the early stages of testing and initial deployment, primarily intended for the People’s Liberation Army Naval Air Force as a carrier-based aircraft. While China and Pakistan maintain a long-standing and close defense partnership—including the co-development and production of the JF-17 Thunder fighter—exporting the highly sensitive and advanced J-35 involves complex technical, political, and strategic considerations. Moreover, delivering 40 stealth fighters at once would entail enormous costs and require extensive support infrastructure, pilot training, and logistical systems, making such a large-scale transfer unlikely in the near term. Therefore, this claim is likely exaggerated or unfounded. Should future cooperation on the J-35 materialize, it would almost certainly be formally announced through official channels and likely proceed in phased, limited batches.
近日，有网络传言称‘中国已向巴基斯坦交付40架歼-35隐形战斗机’。对此，需谨慎看待。截至目前，中国官方尚未公布任何关于歼-35战斗机出口或向巴基斯坦交付的相关信息。歼-35是中国自主研发的第五代中型多用途隐身战斗机，目前仍处于测试和列装初期阶段，主要面向中国海军航空兵，用于航母舰载作战。虽然中巴两国在军事合作方面长期保持密切关系，包括JF-17‘枭龙’战机的联合研制与生产，但歼-35作为高度敏感的先进装备，其出口涉及复杂的技术、政治与战略考量。此外，大规模交付40架隐形战机不仅成本高昂，也需配套的维护体系、飞行员培训和后勤保障，短期内实现可能性较低。因此，该消息极有可能为误传或夸大。未来若中巴确有相关合作，预计将通过官方渠道正式宣布，并可能采取分阶段、小批量的方式推进。
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