Chinese J 10C has emerged as serious a competitor against Western Jets

The Pakistan Army has demonstrated that Chinese military equipment is a real competition against Western military equipment. Pakistan's J-10C shot by India's Rafael has raised serious questions among defense experts and analysts. Even Western magazines are wondering what secret sauce Pakistan has used to target a jet that is much better on paper. International has verified the claims that, yes, Pakistan had shot down 5–6 jets on May 7th. At first, no one, including some locals, doubted the claims. However, when the Indian media slowly verified that's, the Pakistan Air Force had shot down the jets of India, everything changed from that moment. 

Pakistan has heavily invested in Chinese equipment, including the military as well, which is why China has given access to Pakistan to certain technology that helped Pakistan to retain superiority over India in terms of war and military power. If the USA did not intervene, that would cause a disaster for India at least. AVIC Chengdu, which is the maker of J-10C shares, has surged by nearly 40%, and it is reported that AVIC Chengdu has made nearly US 8 billion dollars since the 7th due to the Pakistan and India war. However, Dassault Aviation SA has lost nearly US 25 billion dollars since 7th May. The India and France deal is not even US 7 billion to purchase Rafael. However, because the Rafael plane was shot down by Pakistan's J-10C, it has changed the market dynamics overall. 

Even US senators and defense experts are saying that Pakistan now needs to be treated as a client and Pakistan should be given US weapons to market them. Internationally and globally, experts are analyzing the situation, and all they have written makes it clear that Pakistan has emerged victorious, which many doubted, and even before the war started, they clearly said that India is superior to Pakistan in terms of military power. Many experts say that it has been learned as a lesson that even if you have better equipment, it does not mean you have won the war.