City
Epaper

China tests its stealth bomber H-20's capabilities opposite Ladakh

By IANS | Updated: June 13, 2021 22:40 IST

New Delhi, June 13 China is conducting the final trials of Xian H-20 strategic stealth bombers at its ...

Open in App

New Delhi, June 13 China is conducting the final trials of Xian H-20 strategic stealth bombers at its Hotan airbase, opposite eastern Ladakh, as the US pulls out its troops from Afghanistan and the border standoff with India continues.

Top government sources said that H-20 bombers are aimed at ending the edge India acquired through the acquisition of Rafale jets.

The final trials of the long-range strategic stealth bomber began on June 8 and will continue till June 22, the day that marks 100 years of the formation of the Communist Party of China

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: Communist party of china disclaimerNew DelhiXianThe new delhi municipal councilDelhi south-west
Open in App

Related Stories

Social ViralViral Video: Snake Found Inside Train Toilet, Internet Reacts

EntertainmentAjith Kumar Injured in Fan Frenzy After Padma Bhushan Award Ceremony, Actor Hospitalized In Chennai

MaharashtraOver 10,000 Pakistani Nationals Traced in Maharashtra and Delhi Post-Palgham Terror Attack

NationalNew Delhi Railway Station Sees ‘Stampede-Like’ Chaos Due to Train Delays (Watch)

NationalAmit Shah Reviews Delhi’s Law & Order Situation, Says Illegal Intruders Will Be Identified and Deported

International Realted Stories

InternationalKarti Chidambaram backs India's firm rebuttal to Trump's tariff move

InternationalAir Arabia Abu Dhabi increases flight frequency to Baku, Tbilisi

InternationalUAE conducts 62nd airdrop as part of 'Birds of Goodness' operation, delivers 40 food trucks into Gaza

InternationalEAM inaugurates first BIMSTEC Traditional Music Festival, hails cultural unity among member nations

InternationalUAE expresses solidarity with Vietnam, conveys condolences over victims of floods