China’s reported sale of military jets to Uzbekistan is being viewed as a test of Russia’s longstanding influence across Central Asia. The deal could deepen Beijing’s security and economic ties with a region Moscow has traditionally regarded as part of its strategic sphere. Uzbekistan may benefit from expanded procurement options and technology partnerships, while Russia could face greater competition among local governments. The development reflects shifting regional alignments shaped by defense needs, trade links and changing perceptions of Russian power.
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