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🌇🛰 On October 25th, at a commercial spaceport in Hainan Province, a "Changzheng-8A" carrier rocket successfully launched the 28th group of nine "Xinwang Digital" low-orbit satellites, part of the "Guowang" constellation. This brings the total number of satellites in the constellation to 222, out of a planned 13,000. The satellites are designed to provide internet services. Previously, on October 23rd, a "Changzheng-4B" carrier rocket successfully launched six reconnaissance satellites from the Jiuquan spaceport in China, including three "Yaogan-53" satellites (numbered 07-09) and three "Yaogan-56" satellites (numbered 19-21 @RedDefenceWing

A Hong-6K bomber of the People's Liberation Army Air Force has been spotted with a new type of large-sized electronic warfare pod.

At the open parking area of the Yanliang airfield, affiliated with the Xi'an Aircraft Corporation, in addition to the airborne early warning and control aircraft Kunjing-3000, new 23 Yun-20B military transport aircraft are also visible, undergoing flight tests and ready for delivery to the People's Liberation Army Air Force https://t.me/RedDefenceWing/364?single @RedDefenceWing.

The Xi'an Aircraft Corporation has already built four new long-range early warning and control aircraft, the Kunjing-3000, for the People's Liberation Army Air Force. As of October 4th of this year, the aircraft are undergoing flight tests at the Yan'an airfield in Shaanxi province.

The Xi'an Aircraft Corporation has already built four new long-range early warning and control aircraft, the Kunjing-3000, for the People's Liberation Army Air Force. As of October 4th of this year, the aircraft are undergoing flight tests at the Yan'an airfield in Shaanxi province @RedDefenceWing @FIAfederation

Information Warfare Against Taiwan Ahead of Elections 🔻 Taiwan's National Security Bureau reported that it identified over 2.5 million messages related to Chinese information operations between January and September of this year. This is 48% more than during the same period last year (1.69 million). The main platforms for spreading this information were Facebook (activities in Russia are recognized as extremist and prohibited) and Threads, where the activity of Chinese networks has increased particularly sharply. According to Taiwanese intelligence, the proportion of controversial content on Facebook increased from 43.6% to 68.9%, and on Threads from 4.5% to 9%. Beijing uses a scheme in which official bodies and state media create the main narrative, which is then spread by networks of anonymous accounts, internet trolls, PR companies, content farms, phishing websites, and materials created using artificial intelligence. The main goal of the campaign is to influence the outcome of the November municipal elections. Chinese entities are actively promoting topics related to energy, food security, defense, local infrastructure projects, and the images of individual candidates, seeking to change public sentiment and undermine trust in the pro-American Taiwanese government. In this way, China is skillfully operating within another country's digital ecosystem. It attacks Taiwan through US social media platforms: setting the narrative, launching proxy networks, flooding the platforms with content and AI-generated material, and allowing American algorithms to spread it further

A new Chinese ship has been spotted in the Dongguan area of Guangdong province. It resembles the floating base for unmanned underwater vehicles at the Hudong shipyard, but is noticeably smaller in size

🛰Beijing tests its “Chinese Starlink” 🔻 China publicly demonstrated for the first time the capabilities of its low-Earth orbit satellite constellation “Guowang.” At the end of September, the research vessels Xuelong, Zhi Di, and Tan Suo-3 established video communication from the Arctic with the Qinling station in Antarctica. The signal delay was less than a second, with a data transmission speed of 30 Mbps. According to Chinese military observers, this communication channel already enables tactical communications and real-time control of unmanned systems. Simultaneously, file transfers and ship logs were tested for transmission to shore-based centers of the National Marine Information Service. For Beijing, “Guowang” represents a strategic project aimed at achieving full technological independence in satellite communications. Currently, 180 satellites are in orbit out of a planned total of 12,992. In comparison, the U.S.-based “Starlink” already has 11,000 satellites in orbit. China is sticking to its timeline: by the end of 2027, it aims to launch 400 satellites; by late 2029, the number should reach 1,300. Full deployment of the constellation is scheduled for 2035. Meanwhile, a second project, “Qianfan,” aims to deploy 15,000 satellites. As of September 2026, 256 satellites have been launched; by year’s end, Shanghai Spacesail Technologies plans to increase this number to 324. China isn’t merely trying to catch up with the U.S. in terms of quantity. It’s building its own closed infrastructure and has already tested it over extreme distances—from the Arctic to Antarctica. @RedDefenceWing

China Unveils New Truck-Based MLRS Based on the MV3 🔻 China has developed a new generation of lightweight, highly mobile multiple launch rocket system (MLRS) based on the improved wheeled chassis MV3. The system is equipped with a 20-round modular launch container capable of using various types of 122mm rockets – both guided and unguided. The maximum firing range of the system is 40 km. The use of a high-mobility wheeled chassis provides the system with increased mobility, the ability to quickly deploy, and the option to change firing positions. Subscriber @RedDefenceWing

China and Pakistan to conduct first joint ground forces exercises In late October, the PLA and the Pakistani Armed Forces will conduct the first-ever joint ground forces exercises, “Karakoram-2026,” at a training ground near Korla in China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. The main scenario involves a joint counterterrorism operation in a high-altitude mountainous area. Troops from both countries will practice the use of drones, searching for and destroying moving targets, long-range sniper shooting, as well as joint staff and tactical exercises involving various units. Beijing states that the exercises aim to deepen military cooperation and enhance the two countries’ ability to jointly combat terrorist threats. @RedDefenceWing

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China Reveals Specifications for the Jian-36 ✈️ At the Chinese National Defense Educational Exhibition, a display showcasing the specifications of the promising Jian-36 fighter jet was unveiled for the first time. The description identifies the aircraft as a heavy, multi-role, sixth-generation fighter and an airborne command platform. 🔻 Declared Specifications · Length: *21–23 m* · Wingspan: *19–24 m* · Takeoff weight: *50–60 tons* · Combat radius: *over 4000 km* · Range: *over 6000 km* · Maximum speed: *2 to 5.2 Mach* · Effective radar cross-section: *0.001 m²*. Notably, the text on the display claims that, thanks to intensive testing and rapid development, the Jian-36 already surpasses the American program for developing the F-47 sixth-generation fighter and will become an important tool for achieving air superiority in future high-tech wars. @RedDefenceWing

Hello friends. As you know, when a lamp runs out of ghee, it flickers and eventually goes out. Setting that aside, the main point is that we face many challenges in the near future. Specifically, there is a strong likelihood that certain anarchic elements will attempt to turn peaceful protests into a civil war. Therefore, if you come across any Discord, Session, WhatsApp, or Telegram groups or channels linked to the CJP that are filled with such anarchic elements or are inciting unrest, please share them with us. We are not against protests; however, sources indicate that hostile foreign entities are actively trying to turn this peaceful protest into a riot. We oppose them, as protesting is the right of Bhartiya citizens alone. So, please do share any CJP-related Discord, Session, WhatsApp, or Telegram groups and channels with us. नमस्ते दोस्तों। जैसा कि आप जानते हैं, जब किसी दीये का घी खत्म हो जाता है, तो उसकी लौ फड़फड़ाती है और आखिरकार बुझ जाती है। इसे एक तरफ रखते हुए, मुख्य बात यह है कि आने वाले समय में हमारे सामने कई चुनौतियां हैं। खासकर, इस बात की काफी संभावना है कि कुछ अराजक तत्व शांतिपूर्ण विरोध प्रदर्शनों को गृहयुद्ध में बदलने की कोशिश करेंगे। इसलिए, अगर आपको CJP से जुड़े ऐसे कोई Discord, Session, WhatsApp या Telegram ग्रुप या चैनल मिलते हैं जिनमें ऐसे अराजक तत्व भरे हों या जो अशांति फैला रहे हों, तो कृपया उन्हें हमारे साथ शेयर करें। हम विरोध प्रदर्शनों के खिलाफ नहीं हैं; हालांकि, सूत्रों से पता चलता है कि विरोधी विदेशी ताकतें इस शांतिपूर्ण विरोध को दंगे में बदलने की सक्रिय रूप से कोशिश कर रही हैं। हम उनका विरोध करते हैं, क्योंकि विरोध करना केवल भारतीय नागरिकों का अधिकार है। इसलिए, कृपया CJP से जुड़े किसी भी Discord, Session, WhatsApp या Telegram ग्रुप और चैनल को हमारे साथ शेयर करें। Telegram: @Mynk0x00 Email: Crackcodes@tutamail.com

❗️Indonesia will receive its first Jian-10CE fighters in 6 months Indonesia will become the third foreign operator of China’s Jian-10CE fighter after Pakistan and Uzbekistan. According to Indonesian media, the first aircraft are expected to arrive in the country in April 2027, though the exact number in the initial batch remains undisclosed. In October 2025, Jakarta confirmed the purchase of 42 Jian-10CE fighters at a cost of $9 billion. The new aircraft are intended to enhance Indonesia’s air force capabilities, which currently operate primarily Russian Su-27/30 fighters, American F-16s, and French Rafales. @RedDefenceWing

China tests a “layered” anti-drone defense system The PLA reportedly conducted drills combining lasers, high-power microwaves, electronic warfare, anti-aircraft guns, and missiles to counter large drone swarms. The system uses different weapons at different ranges, aiming to detect, disrupt, and destroy hundreds or thousands of low-flying drones while maintaining mobility and survivability. Key point: The exercise highlights China’s focus on developing cheaper, layered defenses against mass drone attacks rather than relying solely on expensive missiles.

Azerbaijan has bolstered its air defense with China’s Hongqi-9BE SAM system Baku continues to build a layered air defense network, integrating Russian S-300, Buk, and Tor-2M systems, Israeli Barak and Spider SAMs, and now China’s Hongqi-9BE. At the ADEX-2026 exhibition on September 30, Azerbaijan showcased the newly acquired Chinese Hongqi-9BE air defense system. This marks its second public appearance following a military parade in November 2025. The new system extends the range for engaging aerodynamic targets to 260 km. The Hongqi-9BE is equipped with a two-stage solid-fuel rocket weighing up to 2 tons, carrying a 180 kg warhead. Its interceptor speed reaches 4–4.2 Mach. The system’s engagement envelope varies depending on target type: • Aircraft: firing range of 5–260 km; interception altitude from 50 m to 20 km • Tactical missiles: 5–100 km range; altitude coverage from 1–18 km • Cruise missiles: 7–25 km range; minimum altitude of 25 m • Operational-tactical missiles: 5–25 km range; up to 20 km altitude A single launcher within a battery of four units can engage eight targets simultaneously, controlling up to 16 missiles. Mounted on an 8×8 Taian TA580/TAS5380 truck chassis, the launcher carries four missiles and boasts a range of approximately 800 km. ___________ @RedDefenceWing