US Air Force notes similarities between China's new J-35A stealth fighter and F-35

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The U.S. Air Force chief has noted that China's new J-35A stealth fighter appears to have drawn design inspiration from the F-35. This development was highlighted during the recent China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition, where the J-35A was unveiled. China is now the second country, after the U.S., to operate two types of stealth fighters. The J-35A features a twin-engine design, unlike the single-engine F-35. The U.S. Air Force is adjusting its strategies in response to China's rapid military advancements. Additionally, China showcased an upgraded version of its J-20 stealth fighter at the air show. The new J-20S can coordinate with drones in combat, enhancing its operational capabilities. China is also working on a stealth bomber, the Xi'an H-20.


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