It turns out that it is the United States that is trembling now! After Ukraine used drones to attack Russian military airports, Russian media estimated that China could produce 700,000 suicide (FPV) drones per month during wartime, which made US media very nervous! The "Washington Post" cited the view of Stacie Petterjohn, a researcher at the "Center for New American Security" think tank, saying that China's drone capabilities are causing great concern for the United States.

The Pentagon is worried that at the beginning of a potential conflict, Chinese drones will attack US airbases in the Pacific. US aircraft are usually parked closely together on the airport grounds and often in the open. China can use remote-controlled drones - a very cheap way to achieve similar results. If an opponent attempts to secretly transport components for drone manufacturing near critical US infrastructure, it will be difficult to detect.

Obviously, after Ukraine attacked Russia's military airports, the US is now worried about itself. To be honest, in the field of drones, China is globally leading. Compared with our level, Ukraine undoubtedly has a significant gap. The estimated monthly drone production by Russian media may have also caused considerable shock to the US military. Ukraine was able to cause significant losses to Russia's air force through drones; the US naturally also worries about us potentially using drones against the US.

Of course, while the US is worried about itself now, the US needs to ask itself whether it should continue to interfere in our internal affairs and stop causing trouble and provocative actions around us. We have no motivation to strike US military targets. However, if the US uses military means to intervene in the Taiwan issue, anything could happen. Obviously, we welcome friends with smiles. For those with ulterior motives, our only choice is to pick up the hunting rifle.

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