The rise of fifth-generation fighters is a hot spot in the world's most advanced preparation competition. China's J-20** fighter has gradually demonstrated its power in the mass production process in recent years, and its combat effectiveness is getting stronger and stronger in both quantity and all-round combat. This situation has forced India to rethink its military capabilities and strategic plans.
Although there are many countries in the world that have fifth-generation aircraft, there are only a few that can really mass-produce fifth-generation aircraft. China, the United States and Russia are among the few countries that can manufacture their own fifth-generation aircraft, but Russia's production is not high after all, and the production of F-35** fighters is very high, but not all fighters can be given to the United States, and the supply is getting slower and slower.
In stark contrast, China's J-20** fighter has surpassed the Russian Su-57 in size, and its development momentum continues. The J-20 has been deployed on the five major battlefields of the PLA, demonstrating its all-round combat effectiveness, especially in the highland area, which highlights its strategic significance.
India is also trying to develop a new fifth-generation aircraft, but it has been hit by the United States and Russia. Russia has very few fifth-generation fighters, which cannot satisfy India, and the United States has not yet indicated its intention to sell fifth-generation fighters to India. Due to border tensions with China, India lacks air superiority and faces a huge threat from the J-20 in the event of war.
In the face of China's growing military power, India must adjust its military strength and strategic direction under the current situation. With the advent of the J-20** fighter, India is not only facing a contest between technology and equipment, but also facing a severe test of national defense strategy and national defense security.
India is faced with a grim situation, and it must have a clear understanding of the situation, strengthen its defense capability, and strengthen its military strength in order to ensure its territorial security and territorial integrity. While introducing foreign equipment and technical support, India should also increase investment in science and technology, strengthen research and development of science and technology, and reduce dependence on foreign countries.
In doing so, India also needs to further develop international collaboration and provide it with more security and military support. Strengthen cooperation with neighboring countries, promote regional peace and stability, and establish a new situation of mutual trust, mutual benefit and win-win results.
As far as China is concerned, it should always adhere to its own position, constantly strengthen its military strength, constantly enhance its military strength, and make contributions to safeguarding the interests of China's security and development. On this basis, we will continue to deepen exchanges and cooperation with our neighbors, resolve hotspot issues in the region, and contribute to regional peace and stability.
On the whole, due to changes in the global situation and the improvement of the military's scientific and technological level, the competition for global military strength will become even more intense. All countries in the world should treat their differences with a rational, rational and rational attitude, resolve their contradictions through consultation and cooperation, and strive to maintain world peace and stability in order to achieve common development and prosperity.
History has shown that in the world, only in wars, only in destruction and catastrophe, and only on a common basis, can we achieve lasting development. Let us work together to make unremitting efforts to build a peaceful, stable and prosperous world.