Recently, the Indian big brother next door to us is not very happy. Why? It's not because I heard that the stealth bomber H-20 on the Chinese side is about to be unveiled, which makes the bosses of the Indian Air Force anxious like ants on a hot pot.
According to a report by the Eurasian Times on May 14, former Indian Air Force Marshal Anil Chopra shouted directly in the article, saying that if the H-20 really comes, it will be like an invisible sword hanging over India's head. It is said that this H-20 can fly far away, and the bomb load is still incredible, the key is that the stealth skill is full, and India's existing radar is like a blind man touching an elephant, and he can't find it.
Chopra also mentioned that this matter is not just as simple as an airplane, but as soon as it comes, China's nuclear strike power will directly rise several steps, and it will be on an equal footing with the big guys of the United States and Russia. Although he also mentioned in passing, saying that this H-20 may be worse than the American B-21, but no matter what, this is a big threat.
On the Indian side, there used to be a few decent bombers, but now, alas, can only rely on those all-rounder fighters to barely survive the scene. I think that after the "Canberra" bomber was decommissioned, the Indian Air Force was like a toothless tiger that could not bite the hard bones.
The problem is, it's not that easy to build your own or buy a new one. India wants to partner with others, but others don't want to; If you want to buy it directly, either you don't sell it or you don't rent it, especially the Russian Tu-160, you just can't get it when you look at it. So, now India has a wolf in front and a tiger in the back, and if it wants to catch up with China, the money in its pocket and the technology in its hand are not enough.
What should India do now? Do you continue to be sad, or do you have to come up with a trick to deal with it? Ladies and gentlemen, please leave a message in the comment area.