China lands bomber on South China Sea island for the first time

China lands bomber on South China Sea island for the first time

China lands bomber on South China Sea island for the first time

China resumes controversy over the South China Sea Some of China's fighter aircraft recently landed on an island in the disputed area. It is known that the planes have landed as part of the military exercise.

In a statement from China Air Force, on Friday, the H-6 model bombs were sent there for flying and landing practice in the South China Sea and coral reefs to increase the ability to attack at any point of time.

It is known that China is building a nuclear power plant in the controversial area. Beijing is using the floating method for this.
Beijing claims that this nuclear plant is extremely important for providing electricity to the coastal region.

 Already, the project has started in China's five-year economic plan. Further research is going on in this regard.

It is also known that China's National Nuclear Cooperation (CNNC) will create at least 20 floating nuclear power stations.

 Former chairman of the company San Kune said that this project will be implemented in 2019. No natural disaster can strike at this nuclear power station.