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Dubai Air Show 2025: JF-17 Block 3 draws strong interest from IAF personnel

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DUBAI: Pakistan’s JF-17 Thunder once again became the center of attention at the Dubai Air Show 2025.

On this occasion, Indian Air Force personnel also turned out to be fans of the modern aircraft of the Pakistan Air Force.

During the air show, Indian Air Force personnel visited the Pakistani pavilion and showed interest in Pakistani weapons and aircraft equipped with modern technology.

In the pictures that emerged on social media, Indian pilots and personnel were seen posing for pictures with the JF-17 Thunder in the display area.

According to Pakistani officials, during this time, Pakistan Air Force pilots also invited Indian guests for tea, but the Indian officials politely apologized and only drank water.

Pakistani officials said that our style is always welcoming and the respect of guests is the first priority.

Digital Desk

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