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China has opened its biggest air show in Zuhai in the Guangdong province.
The event displayed advanced fighter jets, attack drones, and military technology to highlight China’s push to strengthen its military power.
This equipment could interest global buyers and remind regional rivals of its growing capabilities.
A top feature at the airshow was China’s J-35A stealth fighter jet, which may soon be operational. Alongside the J-35A, the J20 stealth jets flew in a diamond formation, demonstrating China’s expanding fleet.
“The combination of the two models greatly enhances the People’s Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF)'s ability to conduct offensive operations in high-threat and contested environments,” Military expert Wang Mingzhi was quoted.
For the first time, the airshow included a dedicated drone area, with the SS-UAV on display—a large drone that can release smaller drones for intelligence and attack missions. This follows increased drone use in conflicts like the Ukraine war, where drones have played a major role.
Russia’s Security Council secretary Sergei Shoigu was present, reflecting close ties between China and Russia.
