【禁聞】智庫: 中共利用軍演竊取西方戰鬥機技術| #中國禁聞

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英國智庫「國際戰略研究所」(IISS)最近在一份報告中公布衞星圖像,顯示阿聯酋空軍和中共空軍的演習正在新疆和田機場進行。報告指出,一個特別的問題是,演習為北京提供了潛在的收集西方先進戰鬥機資訊的機會。
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The UK-based International Strategic Research Institute recently published satellite images in a report
showing exercises by the British Air Force and the Chinese Air Force in Xinjiang Hetian Airport.
The report pointed out that a special issue is that the exercises provide Beijing with a potential opportunity to collect advanced fighter jets information from the West.
The British Air Force and the Chinese Air Force conducted a joint training exercise for the second time in Xinjiang from July 10 to July 12.
During the joint exercise last year, the United Arab Emirates brought a French-designed Phantom fighter to Xinjiang.
This year, another C-17 Global King III carrier aircraft from the United States has been added.
The International Strategic Research Institute recently said in a report that
although the Chinese Air Force and the Chinese Air Force are deployed separately in Hetian Airport,
the Chinese Air Force may use this opportunity to test its own radar and anti-missile system for the effect of Phantom-29.
The Arab Emirates' ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed, is an important ally of the United States.
However, in recent years, the relationship between the Arab Emirates Air Force and the Chinese Air Force and the Chinese Air Force's defense and aerospace field has continued to develop.
In early 2022, the Arab Emirates will launch a new aircraft carrier, the F-35.
In addition, the IISS report also mentioned that Palestine is China's largest defense export partner,
and has two Chinese-designed front-line fighters.
One is Pakistan's JF-17 Thunderbolt, and the other is J-10C.
Last year, the Chinese Communist Party and Pakistan held a joint aerial exercise in the northwestern part of China.
The situation is similar, because Pakistan also has F-16s,
so some basic flight performance parameters have been used by the Chinese Communist Party.
The second is a similar situation, including the former U.S. Air Force pilot.
He went to the Chinese Communist Party to develop, which is equivalent to assisting the Chinese Communist Party's air force,
and simulating some of the standards and tactics of the Western United States and the North American air force for the Chinese Communist Party.
Pakistan also often participates in international military exercises.
This gives the Chinese Communist Party fighter a chance to train with the Western fighter.
For example, in June this year, the U.S. Air Force Central Command and the Pakistan Air Force
held a bilateral military exercise in the Bering Strait in 2024.
In the exercise, the U.S. F-16 fighter and Pakistan's JF-17 Thunderbolt fighter were deployed.
In addition to the secret of the fighter hardware software, another point worth paying attention to is that
the Taiwan Air Force has a F-16 fighter that has the most advanced F-16 fighter.
The Chinese Communist Party may have gained experience by simulating combat with other military exercises.
Although Taiwan's F-2000 fighter is slightly different from the U.S. Thunderbolt fighter,
the overall structure is the same, especially the flight performance may be similar.
This has another meaning for the Chinese Communist Party,
that is, the U.S. Thunderbolt fighter's F-2000
When it flies or exercises with the Chinese Communist Party,
the radar's reflection characteristics will give the Chinese Communist Party a lot of information.
That is, if it flies in the Taiwan Strait, it can quickly identify some features of the Taiwan F-2000
according to this radar information.
These have caused concern in the United States.
Su Ziyun, director of the Taiwan Defense Security Research Institute's Strategic and Resource Center, said
that it is estimated that in the future, when Western countries sell these weapons,
there will be more measures to prevent the Chinese Communist Party from
plagiarizing some of the West's tactical warfare or hardware technology through military diplomacy.
