China is racing to field two new stealth strike platforms—the long-range H-20 strategic bomber and the regional JH-XX—that could fundamentally change the balance of airpower in the Indo-Pacific. -Designed to penetrate deep into defended airspace,

China's missile arsenal can strike targets around Taiwan, across the Indo-Pacific, and even in the continental US. The maps paint a clear picture.

China’s long-rumored H-20 stealth bomber is still shrouded in secrecy, but it is already reshaping how the United States thinks about airpower and deterrence in the Pacific. Even before the aircraft leaves the hangar,

Notice urges public to come forward with information about ‘irregular’ activities, the first such request for a specific military branch.

Often referred to as the J-36 and J-50, these aircraft are widely believed to represent China’s vision for future, potentially placing the country among the first to test sixth-generation combat aircraft.

The PLA is already testing technologies that range from widespread sensors to AI-enabled predictive planning, cargo drones, and tracked UGV mules.

Beijing’s military launched a massive simulated blockade of Taiwan, sending a warning to the independent island after the U.S. approved an $11 billion arms sale.