China Launches J-35 From Fujian Carrier
China's most advanced aircraft carrier, the Fujian, has successfully launched a J-35 fighter jet from its deck
China has launched a J-35 fighter jet from its Fujian carrier, marking a significant development in the country's naval capabilities, as reported by the South China Morning Post. The launch is part of China's efforts to enhance its military presence in the region, amid ongoing tensions with neighboring countries, including Taiwan, where Taiwan detects Chinese naval vessels on a regular basis. This move is likely to be closely watched by regional observers, who are also monitoring other emerging conflicts, such as the Sudan genocide unfolds and the Myanmar junta's conscription drive sparks crisis, as well as developments in US-China relations, which can be found on websites like english.www.gov.cn and scmp.com.
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