Chinese Carrier Fujian Completes First Live-Force Sea Drills 🚢
Carrier Fujian has returned to Sanya after its first live-force drills at sea, where J-35s, J-15 variants and KJ-600 tested catapult launches, arrested landings and deck handling.
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Shenzhen’s Young Engineers Create a Tactile Robot Hand That Feels
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Taiwan Figures Criticize Japanese PM Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks
Former Kuomintang leaders Ma Ying-jeou and Hung Hsiu-chu, along with Taiwan authorities, criticized Japanese PM Takaichi’s Taiwan remarks as ‘arrogant’ and urged caution.
Hundreds Rally in Tokyo Demanding PM Takaichi’s Resignation
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