China tests stealth aircraft interception
On Saturday, China conducted a comprehensive military training exercise that tested shoulder-launched surface-to-air missiles in coordination with the (HQ-16) systems to counter stealth aircraft, aiming to enhance low-cost air defense capabilities against high-value threats. The exercises demonstrated the importance of coordination between infrared guidance systems and radars, with a focus on integrating diverse detection methods to build a multi-layered air defense system. Experts confirmed that the success of the test reflects Beijing's efforts to improve the detection of low-radar-signature aircraft, but they also emphasized that shooting down stealth aircraft in a real combat environment remains a technical and practical challenge.
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