In today's fast-paced competition in military science and technology, China's military industrial complex is emerging with unprecedented speed and innovative power. Judging by the results presented at the recent Saudi defense exhibition, the Chinese military industry is at the forefront of innovative technologies. Technical solutions in the fields of unmanned aerial vehicles, cruise missiles, and detailed front-line intelligence investigation have not only attracted wide attention from the participants, but also attracted the attention of militaries around the world.
At this exhibition, the technical solutions displayed at the Chinese booth can be described as star-studded and eye-catching. The Flying Dragon-60A cruise missile with multiple launch modes is not only flexible and changeable, but also has superior performance, and its on-board AI technology improves the strike efficiency and anti-jamming ability. The appearance of the Rainbow-9 large-scale reconnaissance and combat integrated UAV has filled a big gap in the international arms trade market, with its larger size, more weapons, and longer stay in the air, bringing greater convenience to the detailed investigation of real-time intelligence on the battlefield.
The outstanding performance of these technological solutions also raises the question: Is Russia's superiority in military technology being surpassed by China? In the past, Russia has always been known for its advanced military technology, but with the continuous rise of China's military industry, is this superiority gradually weakening? Is the highlight of China's booth at the Saudi Defense Exhibition showing the world the rise of a new military-industrial power?
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