19 J-10C fighters intercepted the US B-52 strategic bomber in the strait, suspected of forcing it to land at a domestic airfield The US military gave up crossing the strait and turned around and retreated
According to recent disclosures, on February 28, three US B-52 strategic bombers flying from Guam attempted to cross the Bass Strait and prepared to cross the strait from south to north. The Chinese Air Force urgently dispatched 19 J-10C fighters to intercept (17). And China appears to be intercepting targets not just as simple as deportations, but with the intention of forcing them to force them to land at domestic airports. According to the aviation real-time system, the three B-52s immediately turned around and flew south after sensing that they might be intercepted. During the B-52, it was supported by US KC-135 aerial tankers.
The intensity of this matter is not strong, but the intensity is obvious. The J-10C is an emergency liftoff, and the number has reached nearly 20, and it is unknown whether the J-20 has been dispatched. However, the US B-52 may have high-power weapons, and it is suspected that there is an escort, which may indeed be seen that our strength is indeed too tough, and there is no way to penetrate the defense, so we can only retreat.
So far, "throw away illusions" is clear.
