What new weapons at the exhibition speaks about Beijing’s military force

China has presented a number of new weapons, drones and other military equipment on a massive parade, which many see as a clear message for the US and its allies.

The event was held by the Master Xi Jinping, more than 20 foreign heads of state, including Russia, and Kim Jong -un, North Korea, both of them counting on China for economic support and much more.

It was a demonstration of increasing SI power on the world stage, as well as in the Chinese military skill – the show includes a rocket “Guam -Zabor”, a “loyal wing” drone and even robotic wolves.

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From the display on Wednesday it was clear that China was able to quickly produce a diverse range of weapons.

Ten years ago, the military technologies they exhibited were usually “rudimentary copies” of much more advanced equipment invented by the United States, Michael Raz said, Associate Professor of Military Transformation Program at Nanyang Singapore.

But this parade revealed a more innovative and diverse range of weapons, especially drones and missiles – a reflection of how advanced their scarce complex became.

Structure from top to bottom in China and significant resources allow it to knock out new weapons faster than in many other countries, shows that Alexander Neil, an employee with the Pacific Forum.

It can also produce them in huge quantities, giving him an advantage on the battlefield where he can overcome the enemy.

“China has the opportunity to bring ammunition, ships, all these platforms … The state can simply make these directives and leave them,” says Mr. Neil.

But how well can China’s military integrate these weapons systems?

“They can demonstrate these fast -paced platforms, but are they agreed to use them the way they want?” D -—r Zhoz asks.

He adds that it will be not easy because the Chinese military is massive and unverified, given that it has not participated in a significant war for decades.

China has rolled up many missiles, including new options.

These include Dongfeng-61, which is able to carry several warheads in its nasak; intercontinental ballistic missile Dongfeng-5c, which can be launched from Northern China and hit the US; and “Guam Killer” DongFeng-26D intermediate range that can get into the US military bases in Guam.

There were also several hypersonic anti-ship missiles such as the YJ-17 and YJ-19, which can fly very quickly and unpredictably maneuver to avoid anti-professional systems.

There is a reason for this accent on the missiles.

Mr. Nile develops missiles and missile forces as a key part of his deterrence strategy -and resisting the US -marital preference, says Mr. Nile.

The US Navy is unmatched in the world with the largest fleet of air carriers and strike groups -carriers -China is still behind.

But, emphasizes Mr. Nile, some in the Western defense community are increasingly claiming that these strike groups are vulnerable because they are effectively “sitting” for any missile attacks.

Beijing not only strengthens the restraint, but also creates a “second strike,” he says, the country’s ability to launch a strike when they attack.

Another noticeable weapon included a lot of talk about Laser Weapons Ly-1, which is mainly a giant laser that can burn or disable electronics or even blind pilots; and the range of scary fifth-generation planes, including J-20 and J-35 aircraft.

There was a wide range of drones, some of them working on AI, but the one that grabbed the eyeballs was a giant underwater drone ajx-002.

Also known as the usual underwater underwater vehicle (XLUUV), up to 20 million (65 feet), it can make observation and intelligence mission.

China also demonstrated its Drone Drone GJ-11, dubbed the “devotional wing”, which can fly next to a manned fighter and help them in their attacks.

In addition to the array of ordinary air drones, there were “robotic wolves”. Experts say they can be used for different tasks from exploration and sweeping min, to hunting enemy soldiers.

The drone display shows the obvious direction that China wants to accept with its military strategy, where it “not only wants to increase but also replace traditional structures.”

It draws lessons from the war of Ukraine, where you can “just quit drones” to demolish the defense, notes Dr. Raz.

“Calling a murder chain is important,” adds Mr. Nile, emphasizing that the decision must be made in Nanosecund’s rapid battle to defeat the enemy and get the top-something.

Many countries are still concerned about the deployment of the II in their military systems and the question “As far as us is comfortable to put them in the murder chain,” he adds.

But China is very comfortable, says D -Rova. “They believe they can control II. They go all the way to integrate it into their systems.”

The parade clearly shows that China is quickly catching up with its military technology and has resources to create a huge arsenal of weapons.

But the United States still maintains an advantage in terms of activity, experts say.

The US military “exceeds” because there is a “bottom up” where units on Earth can make decisions when the situation develops and changes their fighting strategies, notes Dr. Raz. This makes them more agile in the battle.

On the other hand, China- “top to bottom” where they can have bright platforms and systems, but they will not move their finger until they get the order from above, “he adds.

“The Chinese believe that its technology that creates restraining. They believe it holds back the United States … But at the prompt level there were cases that they may not be as good as they say they are,” D -Raz says, pointing to recent meetings such as, for example incident last month When a Chinese warship broke off from one of the smaller vessels when they collided with the Philippine Coast Guard.

On the part of the leaders of more than two dozen countries invited to the event, the parade of weapons and tanks, in fact, was a giant sales step on Chinese hands to potential buyers.

Some countries who visit, such as Myanmar, already know that they buy a huge amount of Chinese weapons. But the ability to sell new customers or increase orders is how the Chinese government can expand its influence worldwide, notes D -Row.

Among the key clients were those who stand ahead and in the center of XI – Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un.

The three presented the united front when they went to the parade together and stood on stage.

This was a message in the US, Mr. Nile says: if America is truly challenged, it would mean “fighting them in several potential theaters at the same time -the Korean Peninsula, the Taiwanese Strait and Ukraine.”

“And considering this, putting pressure on the United States on all three domains, it can fail in one of these theaters.”