China News Service, March 12th. According to the Russian Satellite Network, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced that two Russian Tu-95MS strategic bombers were flying missions over the Sea of Japan and the Pacific Northwest. Japanese fighters attacked them during certain flight phases. A companion flight was carried out.
The U.S. B-52 bomber flies again in the Persian Gulf. Iran says it has monitored its flight trajectory.
According to the news on November 26th, we saw Chinese bombers unveiled in Zhuhai, which also allowed us to see China’s rapid development and China’s military strength.
Russia has inherited most of the huge”empire” of the Soviet Union, including territory and equipment. After the disintegration of the Soviet Union, Russia has naturally become the target of active suppression by Western countries led by the United States. The United States and the Soviet Union used to be the”two poles” of the world, but today Russia is under the normal containment of the United States, especially in the military.
Recently, the Shanghai Maritime Safety Administration, the Guangdong Maritime Safety Administration, and the Liaoning Maritime Safety Administration successively issued navigational notices, and the PLA conducted military exercises in the South China Sea, the East China Sea, and the Bohai Sea. During this extraordinary period, the United States moved two long-range bombers B-1B Lancers into the East China Sea Air Defense Identification Zone on November 17, local time.
According to Hong Kong’s South China Morning Post on November 17, the Chinese Navy was carrying out large-scale military exercises when two U.S. B-1B bombers entered China’s National Air Identification Zone on the 17th.
On November 13, Loren Thompson of the Lexington Institute in the United States published an article to predict the defense posture of the new US government by analyzing four types of weapons. The key feature of the U.S. deterrence strategy is that the U.S. can not only protect the country from nuclear attacks by its opponents, but also has the ability to launch repressive and destructive retaliation against any aggressor.
On November 17, two U.S. Air Force B-1B bombers were exposed from the Anderson base in Guam and flew over the East China Sea. The U.S. B-1B bombers deployed at the Anderson Air Force Base in Guam have been quite active recently, frequently appearing over the South China Sea and the East China Sea.
Different from the reconnaissance aircraft that frequented the South China Sea before, the B-1B bomber sent by the US military this time is capable of carrying nuclear weapons and capable of supersonic penetration, which means more deterrence.
The USS Reagan nuclear-powered aircraft carrier belonging to the Seventh Fleet of the United States Navy has left Yokosuka Naval Port in Japan to join combat deployment since the end of mid-term maintenance in June this year. Since its deployment, this aircraft carrier has directed its number one target to China. The USS Nimitz and the USS Roosevelt have formed a double-carrier strike group on more than one occasion, blazing its strengths in the South China Sea. However, according to information from the US Navy, on November 7, the combat deployment of this aircraft carrier temporarily came to an end. The carrier has returned to Iwakuni, Japan, and the aircraft carrier has entered the Yokosuka Naval Port again for rest. From the outside world, the Asia-Pacific region’s entry into the aircraft carrier window period is also a manifestation of the cooling of the situation, but in fact it is the beginning of a new round of operations.