Chinese DF15 on launcher at a military training base

#China #PLARF in #MOPP gear sling lift re(?)load #DF15 on launcher at a military training base(affiliated 817Bde?) during training on5/20/17 pic.twitter.com/eAtgTuqsuE

— RAJ (@rajfortyseven) May 27, 2017

China Seaplanes AG600 prototype interiors revealed

#China #PLAAF #Seaplanes #WIG #AG600 prototype interiors revealed. Pics via cdf/hmmwv pic.twitter.com/5Al11bYmnE

— RAJ (@rajfortyseven) April 6, 2017

China used DF-21D “carrier killer” anti-ship ballistic missiles during military drills

China used DF-21D “carrier killer” anti-ship ballistic missiles during military drillshttps://t.co/OFI6VAUjDL pic.twitter.com/luuwg8jHTK

— Defence blog (@Defence_blog) September 4, 2016

Russia-China joint military exercises

81 TV - China Military Recruitment Promotion

Chinese - Dorale Djibouti base probable location identified

#China #Dorale Djibouti base probable location identified. Details later pic.twitter.com/IkULIAiPgI

— RAJ (@rajfortyseven) February 29, 2016

Chinese new domestic Air Craft carrier

Chinese PLA Missiles in North East China

Sino-Indian Military Exercises Hand-In-Hand

Indian Army troops about to leave 4 Kunming, China for Sino-Indian Military Exercise #HandInHand beginning tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/Mu62FyarDv

— Sitanshu Kar (@SpokespersonMoD) October 11, 2015

The India-China Combined Military Training Exercise, #HandInHand2015, begins at #Kunming, China. pic.twitter.com/vq2dd3VYKD

— Sitanshu Kar (@SpokespersonMoD) October 12, 2015

The 12-day Sino-Indian #HandInHand2015 Ex will lay emphasis on joint handling of insurgency and HADR. pic.twitter.com/kIwqMp6HNP

— Sitanshu Kar (@SpokespersonMoD) October 12, 2015

Indian Ambassador to China, Ashok Kantha, takes a look at the weapons during Ex #HandInHand at #Kunming, China. pic.twitter.com/D7Oq0VtZq9

— Sitanshu Kar (@SpokespersonMoD) October 12, 2015

Heads of the observation groups during opening ceremony of Sino-Indian Military Ex #HandInHand at #Kunming today. pic.twitter.com/oZGp1M2r6b

— Sitanshu Kar (@SpokespersonMoD) October 12, 2015

Chinese blasts - 6 killed, dozens injured in parcel blasts in Liucheng county, Guangxi

Terrorist attack or CCP false flag to divert attention from falling stock market and bad economy?


CCP wants to remain in power for another 60+ years.

Police chief: Parcels containing explosives cause massive explosions in several different places in Liuzhou, Guangxi pic.twitter.com/nhZkxHWuxY

— CCTVNEWS (@cctvnews) September 30, 2015

Update: 6 killed, dozens injured in parcel blasts in Liucheng county, #Guangxi as well as in #Liuzhou city.~@XHNews pic.twitter.com/hM6UjSK80s

— Horizon Post News (@Horizon_Post) September 30, 2015

Chinese version of the Russian Tor M1 surface-to-air missile (SAM) system unveiled

According to pictures circulating on the internet, the Chinese edition of the Tor M1 surface-to-air missile (SAM) system has been unveiled and leaked to the media.

This air defense missile system, dubbed HQ-17 (Hongqi-17), is a cloned edition of the Russian Tor M1 SAM. When a designer from the Russian Kupol factory seeing the photos of HQ17, he said that this confirmed Russia’s long-term suspicion that China had cloned Tor-M1,

PLAAF HQ-6D/LY60D airport point-defense SAM

Putin Approves Sale of S-400 to China

Vladimir Putin has approved in principle the sale of Russia’s most advanced air and missile defense system to China, Russian media outlets have reported.

According to a report on the Russian business channel RBK TV, which was reproduced by BBC Monitoring, Russian President Putin has approved the sale of between two and four S-400 air and missile defense systems to China. Such a deal has long been under negotiation, and if approved would make China the first foreign customer of the advanced defense system. Already, China deploys a number of the Soviet-era S-300 defense system.

Despite the ongoing talks, some had felt that Russia would ultimately refuse to sell China the S-400 surface-to-air missile system for a number of reasons. First, there were reports that Russia planned to withhold all foreign sales of the S-400 until Moscow’s own military needs had been satisfied, sometime later this decade. More importantly, there were widespread concerns in Russian military circles that China would purchase a few of the systems with the intent of stealing the technology and reverse engineering a domestic version. This has been a common problem with military systems Russia has sold to China in the past.



http://thediplomat.com/2014/04/putin-approves-sale-of-s-400-to-china/