Chinese military exports to other countries

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VN-1 wheeled IFV delivered to Thailand. On 03.Dec.2019, the first batch of 38 VN-1(36 IFV and 2 VS-27 recovery vehicles) arrived at the Sattahip naval base. Together with the VN-1, the third batch of 11 VT-4 tanks including one rescue/repair vehicle was also in the delivery.VN1 03 December 2019.jpg VS27 -2.jpg VS27 3 December 2019.jpg
 
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QW-18 MANPADS in Uzbekistan
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Here are about military export facts.

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Here are about military export facts.

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Good.Very good.
It might be prudent to ensure that China does not eat into the pie of Russia and rather concentrate on eating into the pie of other countries that are adversarial. Even if, on the short term, China may make a quick buck off on taking away from the Russian plate...on the long term, it will affect Russian Military Industrial complex which already is facing uphill climb/ low RnD spending and shrinking innovations. China can supplement and help Russian innovation and vice versa.

China ought to focus on selling more Surface Vessels ( type 056 corvettes) and Diesel Electric submarines ( Kilo might take a hit, but there could be some cooperation/ alleviation) and UAVs.
Russia can supply aircrafts and Land based systems.

Basically, both coutries need to figure out a clear path forward regarding building a strong portfolio of products that meet the needs of Defence market. It is doable. Competing against each other is ill advised. Both countries are in it for themselves and should have each other's back , whether they like it or not. Strong allies are hard to come by for China and Russia. I am afraid that there is none.
 
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Basically, both coutries need to figure out a clear path forward regarding building a strong portfolio of products that meet the needs of Defence market. It is doable. Competing against each other is ill advised. Both countries are in it for themselves and should have each other's back , whether they like it or not. Strong allies are hard to come by for China and Russia. I am afraid that there is none.
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But still I think they are the big enemy of the US you mentioned today Russia and Russia is the threat to the US and the US to form a new military partner with China, Japan, Vietnam and after that Swizz and France and in the Middle East only Israel is in the US interests with much Dollar after 1945 was called Cold War The American has wanted to force Israel against the Arab in the military and so came nuclear weapons in Israel.
 
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Looked and found no mention of this here. The article didn't show the radar itself but there is a
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that did; it's shown for a few seconds at the last 8 seconds of the broadcast.

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...the Russian Pantsir-C1 air defense system has been integrated with the Chinese JYL-1 radar, which significantly increases the radius of detection of air targets, in particular, the effective range for detecting aerodynamic targets by up to 450 kilometers.

The JYL-1 can also be integrated with the Russian S-300 air defense system, which was delivered to Syria last year.

It is not clear when the Chinese JYL-1 arrived in Syria, nor has the Syrian Arab Army commented on the alleged deployment of these radars.
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