Washington has unveiled its sixth-generation B-21 Raider, its sixth-generation fighter jet, for years, which aims to become the leader of the skies. The aircraft is capable of flying undetected by enemy radar and can perform long-range strikes and surveillance missions. However, its development plan has been called into question by an ambitious savings plan presented by the Department of Government Efficiency, led by Elon Musk, which also affects defense spending, writes A2 CNN.
On the other hand, Beijing has presented a model of a fighter jet that is expected to challenge the air power of the United States. This is a second version of the "White Emperor" (Baidi), a fighter jet that has attracted the attention of experts for its technological capabilities. This aircraft was displayed for the first time at the Zhuhai Air Show, an event where China shows its advances in this industry.
The "White Emperor" is a sixth-generation aircraft developed by the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC), and is part of the Nantianmen Project, a research program in space technology. It has an aerodynamic design with diamond-shaped fuselage and wings, and is designed to become invisible to enemy radars. The aircraft has the capacity to use nuclear-capable hypersonic missiles, anti-satellite weapons, and is designed to conduct operations at altitudes close to space.
The aircraft's designers have predicted that this aircraft could be fully operational by 2035, but after its flight debut last December, the timeline could be shortened. (A2 Televizion)
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