Why China's Carrier-Based Stealth Jet Is Failing Before It Even Deploys?

New evidence suggests China's J-35 stealth fighter may be facing critical design failures — including a reported seven-minute combat endurance when operating from aircraft carriers.

Footage aired by China's state broadcaster CCTV raised eyebrows after showing the older, land-based J-20 positioned on a carrier catapult instead of the J-35, fueling speculation that Beijing is quietly losing confidence in its newest naval jet.

This video breaks down the engineering constraints, fuel limitations, and propulsion issues behind the J-35, and explains why matching the U.S. F-35 may be far more difficult than official narratives suggest. We also examine how recent failures of Chinese defense systems exported to Venezuela are amplifying doubts about China's military technology.

As global tensions rise, the gap between propaganda and physical reality is becoming harder to hide.