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🇨🇳✈️⚠️ Taiwan's Separatists In Panic: China's Nuclear Bomber Flies With Massive Missile Under Stealth Fighter Escort China has shown an H-6N bomber flying with a large missile beneath its fuselage, escorted by two J-20 stealth fighters. The footage appeared in a PLA documentary about joint operations. Chinese reports have identified the weapon as the nuclear-capable JL-1 air-launched ballistic missile, though the long-range footage does not conclusively establish its identity. The aircraft, its weapon and its escort show how China is developing the airborne part of its nuclear deterrent: 🔸 The H-6N was built to carry a weapon this large. Its recessed underside accommodates a missile that would not fit in the standard H-6 bomb bay. The bomber can take a ballistic missile to a launch position chosen after takeoff, rather than relying on a fixed site. 🔸 The JL-1 was publicly displayed in 2025 as part of China’s nuclear forces. The new footage shows what appears to be that missile carried in flight by the bomber intended to use it. It does not show a launch or demonstrate the missile’s range. 🔸 Aerial refueling gives the H-6N more room to maneuver. The bomber has a refueling probe, allowing it to fly farther before reaching a launch position. A defender would have to account for an aircraft that can move before firing. 🔸 The J-20 escort addresses the bomber’s weakness. The H-6N is not a stealth aircraft. Flying alongside stealth fighters offers it protection on a mission where interception would be a serious threat. 🔸 This is an estimated force, not just a display aircraft. SIPRI assesses that China has about 20 H-6Ns assigned a nuclear role, with 20 warheads allocated to them. China has not published a matching operational inventory. China already has land-based nuclear missiles and submarine-launched missiles. An airborne weapon gives it another force to disperse or send aloft in a crisis, making a first strike against its nuclear arsenal harder to plan. Do you think the H-6N is now China’s most dangerous bomber? @NewRulesGeo❗Follow us on X

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