There has been a stir due to the crash of two American aircraft in the South China Sea in one day. An F-18 Super Hornet fighter plane and an MH-60R helicopter deployed on the US Pacific Fleet’s nuclear aircraft carrier USS Nimitz have crashed into the sea within a span of half an hour. America has started investigation into both the crashes, but China has reacted sharply to these crashes, calling them a threat to the maritime peace of the region.

The US Pacific Fleet issued an official statement on Monday (October 27, 2025) saying that on Sunday (October 26, 2025) at 2.45 pm (local time), an MH-60R Sea Hawk helicopter deployed aboard the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz (CVN-68), assigned to the Battle Cats of the Maritime Strike Squadron (HSM-73) Had gone. During this time, during a routine operation, this helicopter crashed in the South China Sea.

All three pilots deployed on the helicopter are safe

According to the Pacific Fleet, the search team of the Carrier Strike Group safely rescued the three pilots and other crew members deployed on the helicopter, but within just half an hour of this incident, i.e. at 3.15 minutes, an F-18 Super Hornet fighter aircraft deployed on Nimitz crashed in the South China Sea. During this time, these fighter jets were assigned to the Fighting Redcocks of Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA-22) for operations. The search team later rescued both the pilots of this fighter plane safely.

Aircraft crashed during routine operation

The USS Nimitz is a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier of the US Navy, on which dozens of fighter planes and helicopters can be deployed. These days, this aircraft carrier is deployed in the Area of ​​Responsibility of Indo-Pacific Command (Headquarters-Hawaiian Islands).

According to the Pacific Fleet, both crashes occurred during routine operations and an investigation into both incidents has been ordered, but these two incidents have shocked the US Navy as well as the entire world, because incidents of two aircraft each crashing into a warship simultaneously have come to light.

Strict comment from China’s Foreign Ministry

The South China Sea is considered one of the most sensitive maritime areas in the world, because China wants to establish its supremacy over this entire sea and does not allow the navies of neighboring countries like Philippines, Indonesia and Vietnam to enter, but America and other western countries adopt the policy of Freedom of Navigation and navigate in this sea and share maneuvers and passage with the countries that have tension with China. Do exercise also. China cannot tolerate this at all.

China has reacted sharply to the US aircraft crash. China’s Foreign Ministry said in a strict tone that the American aircraft crashed during a maneuver. According to China, American warships and fighter planes try to show their power by coming to the South China Sea, which is a threat to maritime security as well as regional peace and stability.

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There is a constant competition between China and America regarding weapons of war. Meanwhile, while on one hand America has made B-21 bomber stealth aircraft, on the other hand China has made stealth flying-wing drone to defeat its enemies, which is considered to be the next generation bomber.

A video of this large stealth ‘cranked kite’ drone, informally called GJ-X, has been circulating on Chinese social media since October 19. According to a report by The War Zone, this aircraft seen earlier this week appears to be the same aircraft that was captured in August in satellite photos taken at China’s Malan Air Base in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region.

B-21 Raider will become the backbone of American bomber force

The wingspan of the Malan Base aircraft was estimated at about 42 meters (138 ft), which puts it in a very rare category for stealth unmanned aircraft, according to an earlier report.

Due to this size it is comparable to America’s Northrop Grumman B-21 Raider, which is an American stealth strategic bomber, which has a wingspan of 40-42 meters. The B-21, currently under construction, will be capable of delivering both relatively conventional and nuclear payloads and will form the backbone of the future US bomber force, working alongside the B-52.

Possibility of unmanned stealth bomber

However, the purpose of the new Chinese drone is not clear yet. Some military experts say it could be a large unmanned combat air vehicle focused on kinetic operations, while other reports suggest it could be an unmanned stealth bomber.

In a video posted online last month, Chen Xi, a Chinese military observer and commentator, said the drone seen at the Malan base was a medium-range strategic bomber. Chen said, ‘The next generation H-20 bomber has not yet been released, but now we have a strategic-level medium-range bomber, which is comparable in size to the B-21.’

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China’s ruling Communist Party will discuss the next five-year plan, the impact of US President Donald Trump’s tariff war and the ongoing anti-corruption crackdown in the military at its three-day annual leadership meeting. Apart from the current economic situation, the changing global strategic environment is expected to be discussed in the plenary meeting of the 370-member body comprising senior party leaders from across the country.

In this meeting, Trump’s efforts to expand the US role in establishing a ceasefire to end the hostage crisis in Gaza and to put pressure on Russia to end the Ukraine war will also be discussed.

These issues will be discussed in the three-day meeting

According to an earlier official announcement, the Plenary Session to be held behind closed doors in Beijing from October 20-23 will discuss key issues related to the formulation of the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-2030) for national economic and social development.

Discussions on the new five-year plan were expected to take into account the ongoing slowdown in the world’s second-largest economy, stagnation in domestic consumption, excess capacity of new productive forces, especially mass-produced e-vehicles, and the impact of Trump’s tariffs and export restrictions on them.

Talks on expulsion of top generals also

Apart from the slowdown, Chinese President Xi Jinping has stepped up his sweeping anti-corruption campaign in the military by expelling two top generals ahead of a plenum, sparking speculation of a ‘purge’ in the party.

China’s Defense Ministry spokesman, Colonel Zhang Xiaogang, said that in addition to the two top generals, seven former senior military officers have also been expelled from the CPC and the army. The seven expelled officers were three-star generals who held key positions in the army.

Issues raised in SCO summit will also be discussed

In recent speeches, Chinese President Xi Jinping has been asking the party to take a forward-looking approach and consider the impact on China of the changing international landscape in the backdrop of Trump’s tariff war on China and other countries.

The plenary meeting is also expected to discuss the developments of the past few weeks, during which China hosted the SCO summit in Tianjin from August 31 to September 1, which was attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin.

PM Modi’s in-depth talks with China on the sidelines of SCO

PM Modi’s visit to China, his first in seven years, was considered significant and came in the backdrop of growing differences between the US and India, especially over India’s oil imports from Russia. Prime Minister Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping held intensive talks on the sidelines of SCO to revive stalled relations after the eastern Ladakh military standoff.

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A surprising case has come to light from China. Here an elderly woman was suffering from back pain, but instead of getting treatment, she adopted a method which surprised everyone. Woman swallowed eight live frogs to cure back pain. Initially he thought that this would reduce the pain, but on the contrary his condition worsened. Within a few days, he started having severe stomach pain and vomiting, after which he had to be admitted to the hospital.

Woman suffering from unbearable back pain swallowed live frogs!

This strange incident happened in Hangzhou city of Zhejiang province of China. According to local media, the woman’s name is said to be Zhang. When Zhang had back pain, someone told him that eating a live frog would make the pain go away. So what, he accepted it as true and asked his relatives to catch some frogs and bring him back. The relatives did not know what she was going to do with these frogs. Zhang swallowed five live frogs in one day and three more the next day.

When his health deteriorated he told the truth, his life was saved with difficulty.

Initially he felt a little uneasy, but after a few days his health started deteriorating rapidly. Started feeling unbearable pain and weakness in the stomach. When it became difficult to bear the pain, he told his family the truth that he had swallowed eight frogs. The family immediately took him to the hospital. Doctors say that Zhang’s digestive system was seriously affected, but his life was saved due to timely treatment.

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Users also got worried

As soon as this matter went viral on social media, people were shocked. However, some people said that this is nothing new for the people of China. One user wrote…It is surprising what kind of people there are in this world. Another user wrote… Nothing can happen to these people. They eat anything. So another user wrote… Chinese people can eat everything, but seeing the woman’s action, I feel like banging my head.

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Seeing the range of India’s missile testing, America along with China and Pakistan are in shock. After China, now America has sent its reconnaissance warship Ocean Titan to the Indian Ocean. Actually, DRDO is going to test the missile with a range of 3,550 km in the Bay of Bengal between 15-17 October. In recent times, Ocean Titan was seen in Male, the capital of Maldives.

India has increased the range of this missile thrice in three days. Along with Ocean Titan, China’s Yuan Wang-5 is also going to cross the Malacca Strait and reach the Indian Ocean so that this missile of India can be monitored. China also keeps an eye on India’s missile testing from Male.

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It is an important part of the Chinese Yuan Wang 5 missile and satellite tracking system and is capable of tracking rockets, satellites as well as ballistic missiles. It was inducted into the Chinese Navy in 2007 and operates in international waters. America’s Ocean Titan is a research vessel developed in 1989, which is equipped with diesel-electric engines and survey equipment. It is believed that America is using it for maritime surveillance and intelligence gathering.

India had issued NOTAM

India had issued NOTAM (Notice to Airmen) and Maritime Security Notification declaring the area over the Bay of Bengal as a danger zone from 15 to 17 October. India has declared a radius of 3550 kilometers as ‘No Fly Zone’, which means that planes will not be able to fly from this area at the scheduled time, after which it is being speculated that India may once again test a long-range missile.

Experts say that India issues such NOTAMs regularly to ensure the safety of air and sea traffic. These steps are in accordance with international security standards and are taken before the joint operation of DRDO and Strategic Forces Command (SFC).

China has defended the decision to curb exports of rare minerals and other such items, calling it a legitimate step to safeguard global peace and warned the US that it will take ‘concrete measures’ if US President Donald Trump follows through on his threat of imposing 100 per cent tariffs on Chinese exports.

China on Thursday announced new restrictions on the export of rare minerals, lithium batteries and technologies and equipment related to the mining and processing of rare mineral-based materials. These restrictions, which took effect immediately, also apply to foreign transfer of production technologies.

trade war between two big economies

Beijing said that this decision has been taken keeping in mind the concern that some foreign companies are using materials obtained from China for military purposes. Reacting to China’s move, US President Trump has threatened to impose 100 percent duty on Chinese goods from November 1, following which the trade war between the world’s two largest economies has resumed.

Responding to a question related to Trump’s threat, the Chinese Commerce Ministry in a statement on Sunday (October 12, 2025) accused America of exaggerating the concept of national security.

China’s decision will depend on America’s decision

The statement said, ‘Deliberately threatening to impose higher tariffs is not the right way to reach a rapprochement with China. China’s stance on the trade war is the same as before. We don’t want a trade war, but we’re not afraid of it either. If America insists on going on the wrong path, China will definitely take concrete steps to protect its legitimate rights and interests.

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Leaving behind the traffic jams of India’s Delhi, Mumbai and Noida, the world’s biggest traffic jam has been seen in China. The jam occurred at the Wuzhuang toll station in Anhui province when millions of people were returning to their homes after the eight-day holidays of National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival.

Thousands of vehicles remained stuck for hours in this jam that occurred on Monday (6 October 2025). Drone footage showed long rows of red taillights at the massive 36-lane Wuzhuang toll station, making for a wonderful but disturbing sight.

The return tide has arrived — millions of travelers are heading home from the holiday. pic.twitter.com/2cB8VAH7Nm

— China Perspective (@China_Fact) October 8, 2025

36 lane toll station becomes Red Sea of ​​Lights

In the video going viral on social media, Wuzhuang Toll Station was seen completely glowing with red lights, where thousands of vehicles were seen waiting for their turn. According to reports, around 1,20,000 vehicles moved through this toll station that day. Although the toll plaza has 36 lanes, due to such heavy traffic, hundreds of vehicles got stuck in several kilometer long lines. The drone footage showed how many vehicles coming from different lanes were trying to move forward while narrowing into the four main lanes. This sight was named Red Sea of ​​Lights.

The combination of Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day became the reason for the traffic jam.

Mid-Autumn Festival is a family festival in China, which people return home to celebrate with their families. This year the festival coincided with the National Day holiday, resulting in an eight-day long holiday (1 to 8 October) across the country. According to China’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism, 888 million people traveled during this period, which was about 16% more than last year. During the same period in 2024, 76.5 crore people went out for sightseeing. Such a large number of people came out on the streets together, causing terrible traffic jams on the highways and toll stations.

Drivers remember Chinese New Year

Commuters stranded at the Wuzhuang toll station wrote on social media that the jam was reminding them of the Chinese New Year, when a similar traffic crisis is seen every year. Many drivers complained that they were stuck in their vehicles for 3 to 5 hours, while some claimed that it took overnight to cross the toll. One driver posted that it was a relief to cross the toll, but there was so much traffic on the road that it felt as if the whole of China was traveling together.”

Historic traffic jams have taken place in China before too

This is not the first time that such a big traffic problem has been seen in China. In 2010, the world’s longest traffic jam was recorded on the Beijing-Tibet Expressway. This jam, which occurred on August 14, 2010, was more than 100 kilometers long and lasted for 12 days. Then hundreds of trucks broke down on the road, due to which thousands of vehicles and passengers were stranded on the highway for 12 consecutive days. People had to buy food items from local vendors at expensive prices.

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When the whole world is struggling with climate change and global recession, China is quietly busy strengthening its nuclear warhead. According to a recent report by Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), China’s nuclear stockpile is now increasing rapidly.

While China had 410 nuclear warheads in 2023, this number will reach 500 in 2024. The most shocking thing is that in just one year, China has added about 100 new nuclear weapons and this pace is not stopping. Preliminary figures for 2025 show that this figure may go even higher.

India will have to make a strategy

This can affect not only Asia but the strategic balance of the entire world. The eyes of America, Russia, India and other nuclear-rich countries have now become even more alert on China’s activities. This is a warning to India that it may have to rethink its security policy and nuclear policy. Although China has publicly reiterated its policy of ‘no first use’ i.e. no first nuclear attack, its rapidly growing nuclear power is making this policy questionable.

China did the first test in the year 1964

China officially started its nuclear weapons program in 1955, which was named ‘Project 596’. It received initial technical help from the Soviet Union. After that, in the year 1964, China successfully conducted its first nuclear test. This test was conducted at a place called Lop Nur and it was a fission based nuclear bomb.

After this successful test, China became the fifth nuclear weapons country in the world. America, Soviet Union, Britain and France were already included in this list. After this, China conducted 45 nuclear tests in Lop Noor from 1964 to 1996 i.e. for 3 decades.

China is building 350 new missile silos

China accelerated development and testing of missile-based nuclear weapons. During this period, intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) and submarine-launched systems were developed. Although it has signed the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT), it has not yet ratified it.

Since 2020, China has started rapidly increasing its nuclear weapons stockpile. According to SIPRI and the US Defense Department, if growth continues at this pace, China’s number of warheads could exceed 1500 by 2035. The SIPRI report claims that China is building about 350 new missile silos. Either these have been built or are in the construction stage.

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China on Thursday (October 09, 2025) termed the resumption of direct flights with India after a gap of five years as a positive step. China said that this shows that both the countries are working sincerely on the agreement reached between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Xi Jinping to strengthen bilateral relations.

Addressing the first press conference after China’s eight-day national holiday, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun said that flights will resume by the end of October. India had announced on October 2 that direct flights to China would resume from October 26.

‘India and China are working honestly’

Guo said in response to a question, ‘This latest step shows how the two countries are sincerely working on the important common understanding reached between President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Tianjin on August 31.’

Modi and Jinping met on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in Tianjin and welcomed the positive and steady progress in bilateral relations since their last meeting in Kazan, Russia in October 2024.

‘China ready to become a good neighbor and partner’

Guo said China is willing to work with India to view and manage bilateral relations from a strategic and long-term perspective and become good neighbors and partners who cooperate for each other’s success. He used the metaphor of a ‘dragon and elephant cooperative relationship’ to emphasize the shared responsibilities of China and India in achieving peace, prosperity and better outcomes for the peoples of both countries and for Asia as a whole.

Flight services resume between India and China

Chinese airlines like Air China previously operated flights between the two countries, but have not yet formally announced plans to restart flights. Sources said that Indian airline Indigo and China Eastern will be the first two airlines to resume direct flights between the two countries.

IndiGo had said in a statement that it plans to operate daily flights from Kolkata to Guangzhou from October 26. Flight services between the two countries were suspended in 2020 in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. He was not reinstated in view of the border standoff that had continued for more than four years in eastern Ladakh.

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China on Monday (September 22, 2025) refused to comment on the move of US President Donald Trump to impose a heavy duty of $ 1,00,000 for H-1B visas, but also invited global professionals to work in the country. China is preparing to start a new employment visa next month.

On Friday, the Trump administration announced a lump sum of US $ 1,00,000 on H-1B visas. When asked about Trump’s decision in a press conference here, Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun said, “We will not comment on the US visa policy.”

China started K-Visa ‘Work Permit’

Along with this, he invited global professionals to work in China. He said, ‘In the globalized world, the border movement of talent plays an important role in global technology and economic progress. China welcomes talents from different regions around the world, so that they come to China for the progress of humanity and success of career.

While the US is tightening its visa system, China has announced a new ‘work permit’ called K-Viza last month, under which a qualified professional from all over the world can come to the country and find work opportunities.

Invitation from domestic employer or institution is not necessary

The K-visja, which is effective from October 1, is aimed at attracting youth science and technology talent and for this there is no need to issue invitations from any domestic employer or institution. The new visa category was approved by ‘State Council’

According to the government news agency ‘Xinhua’, last month it was signed by Prime Minister Lee Qing as part of China’s entry and amendment in exit rules. In the backdrop of trade talks with the US, China has kept silence on the H-1B issue, where the student and work visa is also being discussed.

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