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Myanmar Rebels May Have Shot Down Pakistan-Supplied JF-17 Fighter Jet, Crash Gives Rise to Suspicions
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Myanmar rebels may have shot down Pakistan-supplied JF-17 fighter jet, crash gives rise to suspicions
Sagaing: A military fighter jet went down in flames in Myanmar’s Sagaing region on Tuesday. Following the crash, speculations grew behind the reasons which led to the accident. While some said that the jet crashed following a technical failure, others attributed the crash to rebel fire. We shot down jet: Resistance group Myanmar’s state media said that the jet crashed due to a mechanical failure. But a resistance group operating in the country, …
Earlier, there was information that the downed aircraft was a Chinese-made Guizhou [FTC-2000 ](https://defence24.pl/strona-tagow/ftc-2000g) (the Chinese army designation is JL-9), but later reports began to indicate that it was a Pakistani-made [JF-17 Thunder](https://defence24.pl/strona-tagow/jf-17-thunder).
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