China Fujian Aircraft Carrier: China has demonstrated its power in the sea in such a way that the world is surprised to see it. China’s state-of-the-art aircraft carrier Fujian, which was recently commissioned, has successfully tested its electromagnetic catapult technology. It is being claimed that this technology is far ahead of the old steam catapult system.

A shocking scene was seen in the video released on China’s state TV China Central Television (CCTV). During testing, Fujian’s electromagnetic system brought a heavy 30-ton fighter plane traveling at a speed of 170 mph to a complete stop in just 0.2 seconds. This is being described as a major engineering achievement. This is being considered a big leap for safe landing and takeoff of planes during wartime.

Better technology than Steam Catapult

According to Fujian crew member Bao Yu, the biggest feature of this system is its ability to deliver power at high speed. It gives the aircraft enough speed to fly in a short distance and can also stop at the same speed if needed. Despite being heavy machines, it is also less noisy than a steam catapult.

Prepare to attack without stopping

Chinese military expert Song Zhongping says that with this system the rate of flying of planes from aircraft carriers will increase manifold. This means that during war, Fujian will be able to attack continuously and rapidly.

Practice with J 35 and J 15T

Fujian practiced takeoff and landing with J 35 stealth fighter, heavy J 15T, electronic warfare aircraft J 15DT and KJ 600 early warning aircraft in its first maritime mission after officially entering service on 5 November. It has become clear from this exercise that China is progressing rapidly in maritime technology and has taken steps towards matching America.

On Monday (August 11, 2025) in the South China Sea, two seafarers of China clashed. This information was shared by Philimpis. At the same time, the Philippines has also released a video footage of this incident.

The Philippines has posted a video on the social media platform X. It is seen in the video that a ship of the Chinese Navy and a ship of China’s Coast Guard, on which the number 164 was written, collided with each other in the South China Sea chasing a patrol boat in the Philippines.

Philippines Coast Guard gave information

The Coast Guard of the Philippines has issued an official statement in this regard. Philippines Coast Guard spokesman Commodore Jai Tariela said the incident took place near the disputed Scarboro Shole in the South China Sea, when the Philippines Coast Guard was escorting ships helping fishermen.

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Tariella said, “The Chinese Coast Guard ship CCG 3104 took a very dangerous turn from the Starboard Quarter of the Philippines ship, due to which the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) collided with the warship of the Navy, who was bent on BRP Suluan, the ship of the Philippines Coast Guard, BRP Suluan.” He said, “The collision of the Chinese naval ship has caused serious damage to the Forecasal of the CCG ship, causing it to not be able to walk in the sea.”

Chinese Coast Guard issued official statement regarding the incident

At the same time, Chinese Coast Guard spokesperson Gaan U issued an official statement confirming that on Monday (August 11, 2025), there was a confrontation between two ships of China in the South China Sea. However, he did not openly mention the collision. He said, “China Coast Guard has taken all the necessary steps according to the law. This includes monitoring, pressure from outside, stopping and controlling the Philippines ship.”

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China’s action against corruption: China, led by President Xi Jinping, has been dismissed by many senior officials posted in its defense and security establishments for a long time on charges of corruption. At the same time, on Friday (June 27) in China, the Navy Chief and a top nuclear scientist were dismissed from the National People’s Congress (NPC).

According to a report by Hong Kong newspaper South China Morning Post, the Chinese Navy i.e. People’s Liberation Army Navy (Plan) Chief of Staff Vice Admiral Lee Hanjun and Deputy Chief Engineer of the country’s National Atomic Corporation Liu Shipung have been expelled from the National People’s Congress (NPC).

Action on officers under the ongoing anti -corruption campaign in the army

According to the report, the Chinese Navy chief Lee is among the generals of the Army and some of the defense industry officers, against whom action has been taken under the recent anti -corruption campaign in the army. The report states that NPC membership of Lee and Liu has been abolished.

General Miao Hua Ko CMC Voting done to remove from

China’s official news agency Xinhua said in a report that the National People’s Congress (NPC) Standing Committee has also voted for the removal of the top general Miao Hua from the post of Central Military Commission (CMC) member during the conclusion of its session on Friday (June 27). The Central Military Commission is the highest command of the Chinese Army, headed by Chinese President Xi Jinping.

According to Hyarki of Chinese military posts, General Miao is the youngest general. Those who are under investigation for serious violations of discipline since November 2024 last year and were also dismissed by the National People’s Congress (NPC) in April 2025 this year.

(Report with PTI input)

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