In a media roundtable in Qatar, President Trump accused China of stealing the design for the F-22 Raptor, highlighting tensions amid a tariff trade war. He announced plans for a new aircraft, dubbed the F-55, and a redesigned Super F-22, calling the original 'the most beautiful fighter jet in the world.' Trump's comments coincided with China's introduction of new stealth fighters, the J-20S and J-35A, which are designed to rival U.S. military capabilities, including features for manned-unmanned teaming in combat.
President Trump accused China of copying the F-22 design while announcing plans for a new F-55 and a redesigned Super F-22, aiming to maintain U.S. military superiority.
Trump emphasized the beauty of the F-22 and how China's recent unveiling of new stealth fighters indicates their ongoing efforts to compete with the U.S. military.
The J-20S and J-35A, newly debuted stealth fighters from China, are targeted at directly rivaling America’s F-22 and F-35 jets, showcasing China's advancements in military aviation.
China's Air Force J-20S, the world's first twin-seat stealth fighter, could potentially enable sophisticated operations such as manned-unmanned teaming, enhancing combat capabilities against the U.S.
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