Two U.S. fighter jets briefly crashed into the South China Sea, drawing widespread attention from the outside world.

On October 26, the U.S. Navy officially announced that the incident took place in the South China Sea, within a short hour:

First, at 14:45, a U.S. Seahawk helicopter took off from the U.S. Nimitz aircraft carrier and crashed into the South China Sea.

Second, at 15:15, a U.S. Super Hornet fighter jet also took off from the U.S. Nimitz aircraft carrier and crashed into the South China Sea.

"Poor performance, failure, not up to par, disappointing," what's going on? At this time, during the ASEAN Summit and the China-U.S. trade negotiations, the U.S. military aircraft were originally here to "show off military power and demonstrate presence," but why is it performing so poorly at this time? It's completely unimaginable!

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