China's nuclear bombers conduct terrifying military exercises amid growing fears of an imminent attack on Taiwan.
Tensions in the region are reaching a boiling point as China reportedly pursues her nuclear-capable H-6K bombers for aggression.
Today's escalation comes amid growing fears of an imminent attack on Taiwan as China may be preparing to use a devastating nuclear arsenal.
Communist forces continue to intensifymilitary exercises in the region,and experts say it would take more than two million Chinese troops to launch a full-scale invasion. I think we need to deploy soldiers.
Chinese media have previously released footage of field hospital rehearsals, suggesting that they are preparing for mass casualties.
The nuclear bombing exercise was the conclusion of a four-day military exercise deployed in response to US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan.
The use of aircraft has chilled and exacerbated tensions in the region, as H-6K bombers can be equipped with nuclear warheads.
China's state media Global Times said the drills were a "deterrence mission" to demoralize Taiwan's independence struggle and "promote the reunification process." .
Communist Party spokesmen also acknowledged that the alarming nuclear bombing exercise was a rehearsal for a "potential actual operation."
Footage released on Twitter may show Beijing preparing for a 48-hour blitzkrieg to seize Taiwan. In a moment that shows PLA military aircraft training across the Taiwan Strait, amidst reports that there is.
Taiwan's Ministry of Defense announced today that it has spotted several Chinese aircraft, naval vessels and drones operating around the Taiwan Strait.
A Taiwanese official said the exercise was a "simulated attack on Taiwan's main island and Taiwanese naval vessels."
The Global Times, which is often seen as Beijing's unofficial spokesman, said the training would test the pace of numerous aircraft and fighter jets.
Among those drilled today is the H-6K bomber, possibly the most deadly aircraft in its arsenal.
Designed for long-range strikes, the aircraft has a combat range of approximately 1,800 miles before refueling is required.
H-6K bombers could be key to China's attack on Taiwan, as Chinese forces must overcome dangerous conditions to reach the island.
The Chinese military said it recently conducted air and sea combat exercises north, southwest and east of the island to "test the combined combat capabilities of its forces."
} China's air force could be a central part of a potential invasion, and Beijing remains open in its desire to retake the island.
These recent exercises , could be a terrifying glimpse into the Communist Party's plans to equip the H-6K with a powerful air-launcher cruise missile that can be armed with a terrifying nuclear warhead.
