China Tests New Amphibious Anti-Tank Missile launcher

China Tests New Amphibious Anti-Tank Missile launcher, Raising Stakes in Regional Military Balance

China has begun testing a new amphibious anti-tank missile system that could dramatically enhance its maritime strike capabilities. The system, spotted during recent exercises, features twelve HJ-10 top-attack missiles mounted on the chassis of the ZTD-05 amphibious assault vehicle —...
Chinese Yuan-Class Submarines

Egypt in Final Negotiations to Acquire Chinese Yuan-Class Submarines, Marking a Strategic Pivot in Regional Naval Dynamics

Egypt is reportedly nearing the conclusion of negotiations to acquire the Type 039A Yuan-class submarines from China, a move that would represent a dramatic upgrade to Cairo's undersea warfare capabilities and a significant recalibration of its defense procurement strategy. Highly...
Pakistan Air Force JF-17C jets equipped with PL-10 and PL-15 missile

China Rushes PL-15 Missiles to Pakistan Amid Indo-Pak Tensions, PAF Flaunts JF-17 Block III Armed With Advanced BVR Weapons

Amid surging India-Pakistan tensions, defense circles are abuzz with reports that the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) has received an urgent delivery of China's advanced PL-15 very long-range air-to-air missiles. The situation, if confirmed, could signal a major shift in the...
China Hoists Flag Over Sandy Cay.

China Hoists Flag Over Sandy Cay: A New Flashpoint in South China Sea

In a calculated escalation of tensions in the South China Sea, China has occupied Sandy Cay, a previously isolated reef dangerously close to a key Philippine military garrison. Chinese coast guard forces raised the national flag over the contested feature,...
Chengdu J-36 Fighter -China

J-36: China’s J-36 Fighter and the High-Stakes Challenge of Carrier Landings

Landing a fighter jet on an aircraft carrier is often described as threading a needle in a hurricane. It demands surgical precision, iron nerves, and systems that leave no room for error. For China’s next-generation fighter, the Chengdu J-36, this...
Boeing 737Max

Boeing Caught in Crossfire: U.S.-China Trade War Grounds Jet Deliveries and Shakes Global Aerospace

Boeing, long revered as a pillar of American engineering and a flagship of global aerospace, is facing a crisis unlike any in its recent history—not from production defects, not from labor disputes, but from escalating geopolitical conflict. As the U.S.-China...
Navy-Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System (NMESIS)

Missiles at Maritime Crossroads: How U.S. Navy-Marine Corps’ NMESIS System Could Deter China’s Expanding Naval Ambitions

In a bold, unmistakable signal of allied unity and strategic shift, the United States has deployed one of its most advanced anti-ship missile systems, the Navy-Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System (NMESIS), to the northern reaches of the Philippine archipelago—positioning it...
Pakistan Air Force F-16, JF-17 and Mirage V

China’s Growing Military Footprint: PLAAF Engages More Countries in Joint Drills After Longstanding Ties With Pakistan Air Force

In just three decades, the People’s Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) has evolved from a defensive, second-tier force into one of the most technologically sophisticated and operationally ambitious air forces in the world. Once confined by national airspace, doctrine, and...
Damen tug boat under construction at the company’s Changde shipyard in China last year.

Australian Navy Tugboats Built in China: Australian Navy Caught in Controversy as ‘Tornado’-Class Patrol Boats Revealed to Be Manufactured in China, Prompting Defense Department Clarification

In a development that could strain already tense diplomatic ties, a new report reveals that tugboats ordered for the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) were secretly constructed at a Chinese shipyard. The revelation, first reported by ABC News, raises fresh concerns...
US, South Korean military air drills

Chinese Nationals Caught Filming South Korean Military Base Twice in Two Days—But Let Go: A Troubling Legal Loophole in Espionage Law

In a strange and concerning episode in South Korea, two Chinese nationals were caught photographing and filming near a U.S.-South Korean military facility not once but twice in two days—yet faced no criminal charges. Despite the sensitivity of the area...
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