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J-16 electronic attack reportedly jammed rival fighters

Filed: Aug 31, 2026 at 1:00 PM ET
Summary: The article describes reportedly demonstrated electronic attack during 2019 exercises in which J-16 aircraft jammed the radars of opposing fighters. It says the J-16’s larger power and cooling enable serious electronic warfare equipment, contrasting with lighter fighters’ limitations.
WHO: J-16 aircraft (Chinese Air Force, as described in the article)
WHAT: J-16s reportedly jammed opponents’ radar systems during exercises using electronic attack.
WHEN: Jan 01, 2019
WHERE: Pakistan
WHY: To demonstrate electronic attack capability by jamming fighters’ radars during the exercises.
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