
An American military aircraft (RC-135 Aircraft) and a Chinese Navy fighter jet (J-11 fighter jet) went very close in the South China Sea. The two aircraft flew at a distance of just 20 feet (6 m). It is a matter of gratitude that the US military aircraft moved away from the Chinese aircraft on time. The US Army gave this information through a statement on Thursday.
US Air Force will continue to operate aircraft in the Indo-Pacific region
In a further statement, the US military said, "The US reiterates that the US Indo-Pacific Joint Force is dedicated to a free and open Indo-Pacific region and the use of the high seas with due respect for the safety of all ships and aircraft under international law." And will continue to fly, sail and operate in international airspace.
Australian Defense Department had also expressed concern
He also said that dangerous behavior is being done by the Chinese Air Force in this area. Australia's Defense Department said in June that a Chinese fighter jet flew too close to an Australian military surveillance plane in the South China Sea region in May and that the plane threw small pieces of aluminum that were stuck in the Australian aircraft's engine. Were absorbed
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