China Support Pakistan During Operation Sindoor: China had provided technical assistance to Pakistan during Operation Sindoor. Beijing itself has accepted this. One year has been completed since Operation Sindoor. In such a situation, Beijing’s South China Morning Post has released CCTV information giving information on Friday. He has shown interviews of engineers from Chengdu Aircraft Design and Research Industry of Aviation Industry Corporation of China. This institute is the developer of the design of China’s modern fighter jets and drones.

Engineers Zhang Heng have admitted to working closely with Pakistani employees during this operation that lasted for four days. Zhang said that at the support base we constantly heard the thunder of fighter jets and the loud sounds of air raid sirens. He said that by late morning the temperature would reach close to 50 degrees. It was physically and mentally tiring.

In such a situation, this statement is being considered as the first official indication from China that its employees were directly helping in the operation of Pakistan Army. Zhang said that the main objective of the team is to ensure smooth functioning of the aircraft and its associated systems. Pakistan Air Force flies J-10CE fighter jet made in China. This is the multirole fighter jet version of J-10C.

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After the Pahalgam terrorist attack launched by the Indian Army on 7 May 2025, the aim of Operation Sindoor was to target and destroy the terrorist bases present in Pakistan. During this period, 100 terrorists were killed by the Indian Army. Here, China has always been underestimating the help of Pakistan Army during Indian military operations.

India’s Lieutenant General had claimed about China’s cooperation

Beijing never officially responded to the claims of Indian Army Deputy Chief Lieutenant General Rahul R Singh. Questions were raised on China’s role in these statements. Then Lieutenant General Singh had said that it seemed that China used its satellite network to keep an eye on the deployment of the Indian Army. Pakistan reportedly continued to receive real-time inputs even during DGMO-level talks.

In his statement, the Army Chief had compared China’s attitude with the ancient Chinese principle of 36 stratagems. It means attacking with a borrowed knife. Beijing used Pakistan as a proxy to put pressure on India.

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