China is about to show its new high -tech weapons to the world

China is preparing One of the most expected and political events in recent years. On September 3, in Tiannmen Squareand China The eighty anniversary of the victory over Japan in World War II will be celebrated with an amazing military parade not only the historical memory ritual but also a message to the entire world to be ready for Future War.

President Xi Jinping and many foreign leaders and officials, including Vladimir Putin, will attend the ceremony. He stated that the presence of the Russian president has prompted many European ambassadors to look at attention to the event, for fear that he would contribute to the legitimacy of the international Kremlin amid the ongoing war against Ukraine.

New China’s weapons send a message

The show will last for about 70 minutes and will see dozens of configurations that display Changan Street in the heart of Beijing. In its capacity, the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces will review the forces before the march across the field. More than 10,000 military personnel, more than 100 aircraft, and hundreds of ground vehicles will participate.

The official topic is to celebrate international peace and justice, but the real content will be a display of the ability of the People’s Liberation Army to fight high -tech wars in the new strategic areas: electronic space, outer space, electronic warfare and hyperactivity. According to the information leaked from the proofs of Chinese dress and official sources, more than 100 models of weapons systems, all of which were produced locally and in the operational service.

Enter anti -ship missiles

Among the most expected weapons, YJ (Ying Ji, “Eagle Shot”) anti-ship, YJ-15, YJ-17, YJ-19, and YJ-20. These are the systems designed for a specific task: to neutralize the large American naval units, especially the aircraft carriers, the heart of American superiority in the Pacific. These carriers are part of the China/AD strategy (control/denial of the region), that is, the creation of “defensive bubbles” that can prevent or make it very risky for enemy fleets to reach the South China Sea, Taiwan Strait, West Pacific.

China has developed a wide range of anti-ship missiles in recent decades, often starting with Soviet technologies, and then exceeds them with original designs since YJ-8 in the 1980s, derived from French EXOCets. With the new chain, China aims to another qualitative leap, combining ghost, high speed ascending and artificial intelligence.

Micro -specifications are higher, but from general tests and expert analysis, a focus is on some distinctive features. First: the speed of at least 4-6, and thus in the range of high-chest missiles, with the ability to peripheral maneuvering to evade anti-Motisy systems. Second: A group of hundreds of kilometers. Third: The joint aviation profile, with the stage of cruise at a medium altitude, followed by grazing to the sea to reduce the possibility of objection. Fourth: Multiple guidelines with Beidou satellite, active radar and infrared sensors. Fifth: Launch ingenuity, adaptable to aircraft, ships, submarines and mobile land platforms, and an increase in potential saturation against enemy fleets. Together, these weapons indicate to the United States that aircraft carriers are no longer unjustified, and the Pacific Ocean is no longer a “American sea”.

Go superior sound

New launchers are also expected to overcome American missile defenses and provide Beijing with credible strategic deterrence. Pictures of the rehearsal of ballistic missile systems appear on the roads, which is an ideal weapon to ensure the so -called second strikes in the event of a nuclear conflict. China is developing and deploying a new generation of mobile mobile ballistic ballistic missiles (ICBM), designed to ensure the nuclear deterrent force remains in the event of a preventive blow.

Among the main models, DF-31ag, with an estimated range of more than 11,000 km (6,835 miles), is able to hit any goal in the continental United States. Next is DF-41. It is the most powerful Intercontinental missile in China, and its range is more than 12,000 to 15,000 km (7456 to 9320 miles) and can carry up to 10 Merv’s warheads, each of which is able to reach a different goal. It is mobile and can be released from both silos and railway platforms. Beijing also transmits it largely on the JL-3, which is ICBM that can be released from nuclear submarines, which are currently published on a new category of type 096 of submarines.

Done -drone drones

According to many analysts, the September 3 offer will also include the FH-97 aircraft: the first uninhabited aircraft in China to declare fighting. The title “The Savior of the Pavilion”, and is able to work with a synergy with the inhabited fighters, and they conduct a survey, attack, and electronic jamming missions. If confirmed, China will become the first country in the world to have this type of drone about “ready-made fighting”, before the United States and Australia, which is still trying similar models such as Boeing MQ-28 GOST BAT or SkyBorg project in the United States.

Many details remain confidential, but from what appeared, the FH-97 can carry guided bombs and missiles from air to air or from air to the surface, and packages for reconnaissance and electronic warfare. In addition, he can communicate with fighters such as J-20 or J-16, as it works as a multiplier of offensive and defensive missions. Finally, it should have artificial intelligence systems independently, track pre -programmed roads, avoid threats, and cooperate with inhabited aircraft. Showing this plane in public places means reference to Washington, Tokyo and Tabipa that Beijing is able to support air operations from the next generation, which is difficult to confront with the current doctrines of defense.

Prohibition

In addition to super -mystical missiles and ICBM, China’s developing weapons include less clear but revolutionary arsenal: electronic warfare systems and directed energy weapons. If the missiles are the visual deterrence weapon, then electronic and directed electronic power weapons are silent tools that can be able to blind the enemy radar and communications systems, neutralize drones and missiles in flying, and protect Chinese forces from cyber and space attacks.

China has invested greatly in this field, and sees it decisive in winning “information” and “smart”. China’s mobile and marine systems can disturb the frequencies used by air portable radars, cruise missiles, and satellites, while some army brigades combine people between electronic attacks and electronic jamming, and simultaneously target enemy and software devices. Direct energy weapons, on the other hand, use concentrated energy symptoms (laser, microscopy, high -energy electromagnetic waves) to strike targets without traditional projectiles.

The width of the latest drone models will also be reconnaissance and combat aircraft, including those uninhabited underwater, and expand Chinese monitoring capabilities in the disputed water. For the first time in the convoy of September 3 of these systems has a strong symbolic value: Beijing wants to show that it is not limited to the West, but in some areas, it aims to overcome it.

This story was originally appeared on Italy wireless It was translated from Italian.