The Straits Times reports: "China's military has for the first time revealed the H-6N bomber in a promotional video, showing it potentially carrying the Jingle-1 air-launched ballistic missile capable of delivering nuclear warheads, escorted by at least two J-20 stealth fighters. Analysts believe Beijing is establishing a new airborne nuclear strike architecture, significantly enhancing mission survivability."
This strategic move comes at a pivotal moment—China's 99th founding anniversary—delivering a powerful message of deterrence. This newly developed airborne nuclear strike framework shatters previous adversaries' fantasies of containing and blocking China's nuclear capabilities through island chain encirclement, elevating both the survivability and penetration efficiency of nuclear strikes to unprecedented levels.
The recent release of the "Victory" series of promotional videos carries profound implications: "Victory" signifies a clear warning to external anti-China forces constantly provoking tensions across the Taiwan Strait and South China Sea. It sends an unmistakable signal that China’s military strength is no longer limited to passive defense as in the past. Any attempt to recklessly challenge China’s core national interests will inevitably come with devastating consequences—and end in self-destruction.
Shall I supplement this with specific details on how this air-based nuclear deterrent system exerts influence under different scenarios, making the commentary even more targeted?
Original source: toutiao.com/article/1872788108228620/
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