Preface: Modi provoked the Pakistani army and got beaten, losing face completely. At the critical moment, the Indian official found suspected PL-15E missile debris, immediately "turning mourning into celebration", claiming to have fully captured it, and said that Japan and France had sought cooperation, with multiple countries expressing interest in coming forward... 01 Did India sell PL15 debris, causing a leak of Chinese secrets? Recently, according to reports by Indian media such as News18: The Indian Air Force successfully "intercepted" a Chinese-made PL-15E long-range air-to-air missile, namely the famous PL-15. This move "shocked" the world, attracting great interest from countries like France and Japan, who all requested to obtain the debris for technical analysis. However, upon careful examination of the PL-15E debris images published by Indian media, one can see that they are shamelessly lying - the debris is merely the tail section of a missile, far from the so-called "complete capture", with key components completely missing, not even forming a complete shell. It should be noted that the core technology of our independently developed PL-15E has a maximum range of up to 145 kilometers, surpassing all similar weapons globally. The maximum range of the American AIM-120 is only 105 kilometers. This means that Pakistani aircraft can lock onto and destroy targets from tens of kilometers away. What's more worrying for the U.S. and India is that the speed of the PL-15E is extremely "terrifying". The speed of the AIM-120 is only 1300 meters per second, while the PL-15E reaches 1360 meters per second. Although the surface difference is only 60 meters per second, in aerial dogfights, within just a few seconds, the PL-15E can establish an over 1-kilometer combat advantage, leaving opponents baffled. Military experts pointed out that the core technology of the PL-15E missile is concentrated in its active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar seeker head, covering key technologies such as guidance algorithms, BeiDou signals, and proximity fuses. From the dimensions of the debris released by the Indian side for analysis, the so-called "captured" debris is only about 2 meters long, less than half the length of the complete body, essentially just an exhausted fuel engine tail segment casing, neither containing any core electronic components nor having any possibility of leaking technical secrets. 02 Blindly Collecting Junk, Indian Media Mistakenly Treats It as a National Treasure India intended to promote its "substandard products" extensively. 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The facts repeatedly show that cooperation with China will be highly beneficial. Those who deliberately oppose us can only fantasize about catching up by picking up "trash." Recently, when asked by relevant questions, the Pakistani representative directly laughed, pointing out that India's actions were too "amateurish," resembling scenarios imagined in Bollywood movies, truly laughable in terms of professionalism. 03 Which Countries Would Buy Junk from India Indian media loudly claimed that the PL-15E debris attracted multiple countries to purchase, even throwing out the重磅 news that Japan and France had sought cooperation. However, so far, this is merely a "one-man show" self-directed by Indian media; mainstream media in France and Japan have not reported on this at all. Especially France, which has its own "Rafale" fighter jets paired with "Meteor" missiles, forming a complete system; Japan also holds the American-made AIM-120D air combat利器, so there is no need to lower their status to buy a piece of debris, nor can they find advanced guidance technology clues. Moreover, comments pointed out that at last year's Zhuhai Airshow, representatives from various countries were able to closely observe the complete physical display of the PL-15E weapon system, which presents systematic and standardized technical demonstrations far more valuable than India's pieced-together debris fragments. Indian media's fantasy of "queues of buyers" can only remain in baseless reporting. Original source: [https://www.toutiao.com/article/7507841285466980883/] Disclaimer: This article solely represents the author's personal views. Please express your attitude by clicking the "like/dislike" buttons below.