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H-6K and other military aircraft fly around Taiwan with huge missiles

February 10, 2020
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Taiwan media quoted Taiwan’s defense department as saying that PLA’s J-11, KJ-500, and H-6 fighters passed Bashi Channel at 11 am on February 9th, 2020, entered the Miyako Waterway from the western Pacific, and then flew back to their original base.

Japan’s Defense Ministry’s Unified Staff Supervision Department released news on February 9th that the Japanese Self-Defense Force discovered on the same day four Chinese H-6 bombers flying in East China Sea and Western Pacific Ocean. The Japanese Self-Defense Force fighters were dispatched to flow H-6 bombers.

From the scene photos released by Japan, the Chinese Air Force H-6K bombers were launched, and two huge air-to-ground missiles were mounted under the wings of the two H-6K bombers in the photos.

According to China’s Huanqiu Network reporters who have verified with authoritative sources, the DPP authority of Taiwan have recently increased connection with the United States, and planned Lai Qingde’s visit to the United States, stepping up to seek “independence.” Chinese military’s actions are intended to give a strong warning.

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