Chinese military News

China has deployed H-6 bombers to Woody Island in the South China Sea just days before the Shangri-La Dialogue, signaling military intent amid rising tensions with the US and regional powers.  

In response to these incursions, Taiwan’s Armed Forces have deployed Combat Air Patrol (CAP) aircraft, navy vessels, and coastal missile systems to track and respond to the activities identified within their jurisdiction.

India's enemy countries China and Pakistan have started military exercises. This exercise is being conducted in the sea. Meanwhile, the Navy is keeping a close eye on Chinese ships and submarines. In this report of Zee News, know what is the whole matter and where the maneuver is being conducted.

Chinese President Xi Jinping said that efforts should be made in integrating the strategic layouts, resources and strengths in all areas, in a bid to systematically upgrade the country's overall strength.

Bringing the new national-security rules to protect from slipping technology into the hands of China and other hostile countries, Canada has announced to end all research funding with the Chinese military and state security institutions.

Xi Jinping on Tuesday said that Beijing will strengthen military training This statement comes amid tensions with Taiwan

India-China troops disengagement: The eastern Ladakh border standoff erupted on May 5, 2020, following a violent clash in the Pangong lake areas. Both sides gradually enhanced their deployment by rushing in tens of thousands of soldiers as well as heavy weaponry.

Sri Lanka has asked China to defer the planned visit of a Chinese survey ship to the island country India worries that the Chinese-built and leased port of Hambantota will be used by China as a military base Last week, a spokesperson for the Sri Lankan government said the ship was only stopping at Hambantota for refuelling

With a whopping USD 209 billion annual military budget, the Chinese military is modernising rapidly, carrying out organisational reforms and adding new weapon systems including hypersonic weapons. 

Taiwan`s defence ministry said six Chinese military aircraft entered its southwestern air defence zone on Tuesday Taiwan media outlets reported that unspecified members from both the US House of Representatives and Senate had arrived in Taipei

The top US military commander for Africa warned recently that a growing threat from China may come not just from the waters of the Pacific but from the Atlantic as well China`s first overseas naval base was built years ago in Djibouti in the Horn of Africa and it is steadily increasing its capacity

Landbridge won a bidding process in 2015 to operate the port in a deal worth $390 million. Prime Minister Scott Morrison said he would act on the port`s ownership if national security concerns were raised. Canberra last year called for an international inquiry into the origins of COVID-19.

Some analysts explain BRI investment agreements as paving the way for greater China security engagement. Traditionally, West African countries have relatively limited Chinese financial assets and fewer Chinese residents than other African regions.

US wants to deter investment firms from buying shares of Chinese companies backed by Chinese military. The US order could impact some of China`s biggest companies.

China's total defence spending in 2019 only amounted to a quarter to that of the United States, the world's largest defence spender, while the per capita expenditure was just about one-seventeenth.

Both sides see hotlines as a necessity for better interaction between their armies and to defuse tensions caused by differing perceptions of the Line of Actual Control.

The frontier, according to documents accessed by PTI, has been ordered to move 'lock, stock, and barrel' by March-end and will have to be operationalised at the new location from April 1.

China's 2018 military budget is $215 billion and there are almost 23 lakh active personnel in its defence forces. Its army has 9,150 tanks, 4,788 armoured fighting vehicles (AFV), 9,726 artillery, 1,710 self-propelled guns and 1,770 rocket artillery.

The bill not only seeks to strengthen American defence in the Indo-Pacific region and take a number of restrictive measures against China but also strengthens its military ties with countries such as India, Australia and Japan to collectively address the "aggressive" Chinese military behaviour.

Military analysts have for decades called the Chinese military a 'paper tiger'. The Chinese Army, seemingly, has finally agreed.