Chinese J-10 fighter jets have arrived in Egypt to participate in the Eagles of Civilization 2025 exercise

 

Chinese J-10 fighter jets

As part of efforts to strengthen bilateral relations between China and Egypt, J-10 fighter jets from the Chinese People's Liberation Army Air Force (PLA Air Force) recently arrived in Egyptian territory to participate in the Eagles of Civilization 2025 joint exercises. This event was an important step in the development of military cooperation between the two countries and a demonstration of Beijing's growing influence in the international arena.

In the coming days, Chinese combat aircraft will hold a series of events with Egyptian Air Force fighters, including joint training flights, tactical maneuvers, and experience sharing. Special attention will be paid to cooperation with Russian-made Egyptian MiG-29M/M2 fighters, which underlines the multipolarity of modern military-political relations.

The Eagles of Civilization 2025 exercises are aimed not only at increasing the level of interoperability between the aviation of the two countries, but also at demonstrating the technological capabilities of Chinese J-10 fighters. These vehicles, equipped with modern control and weapons systems, are one of the key elements of the combat potential of the PLA Air Force. Their participation in the exercises provides a unique opportunity to share best practices and technologies.

Experts note that this event is of strategic importance. On the one hand, it strengthens China's position as a global security and defense player. On the other hand, it strengthens trust between Cairo and Beijing, which can help expand cooperation in other areas, including economics and technology.

At the same time, the participation of Russian MiG-29M/M2 fighters in the exercises adds an additional geopolitical context. This demonstrates the complex dynamics of international relations, where countries are actively seeking a balance between various allies and partners.