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Opinion: Opinion | Bangladesh's China-Pak Tilt Is NotYet Official. But It's Getting Harder To Ignore

In two separate incidents last month, Bangladesh reportedly confirmed a draft agreement to buy Chinese fighters, and also expressed interest in joining the Mecca pact.

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Opinion: Opinion | Bangladesh's China-Pak Tilt Is Not Yet Official. But It's Getting Harder To Ignore

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In two separate incidents last month, Bangladesh reportedly confirmed a draft agreement to buy Chinese fighters, and also expressed interest in joining the Mecca pact.

This report is published with credit to NDTV. The wire sent a summary; open the original for any extra context. Read on NDTV →

Source: NDTV. Published 4 Sept 2026, 06:12 am.

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