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China’s military exports face growing skepticism due to repeated failures, poor quality, and weak support, prompting buyers like Pakistan, Nigeria, and Saudi Arabia to seek alternatives.
Chinese military equipment exports are encountering increasing skepticism due to recurring technical failures, poor quality, and weak after-sales support, according to a report.
Issues have surfaced with Pakistan’s F-22P frigates, including radar defects and engine overheating, and Nigeria grounded its JF-17 fighters over structural flaws and computer problems, opting for Italian jets instead.
Saudi Arabia’s SkyShield laser system failed in desert conditions, raising reliability concerns.
Broader complaints include spare parts shortages and inadequate manufacturer support, linked to rushed production and procurement issues.
Analysts warn these problems may hinder China’s own military modernization, and even Chinese state media has acknowledged the need for better quality control.
Las exportaciones militares de China enfrentan un escepticismo creciente debido a los repetidos fracasos, la mala calidad y el débil apoyo, lo que lleva a compradores como Pakistán, Nigeria y Arabia Saudita a buscar alternativas.