Countries starting from similar positions and working to similar requirements can produce aircraft with similar external shapes. That resemblance alone does not establish that one design copied another. Beneath the outer skin, the airframe structure, wiring, and cockpit layout can be quite different. Comparisons therefore need to examine the underlying design as well as photographs.
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Why similar aircraft shapes do not establish copying
Similar requirements can produce similar silhouettes even when the structures and systems beneath them differ.