The Shocking Rise of China’s 4000km Drone: How It Surpassed the US B2 Bomber!

The development of the first atomic bomb by the United States in 1945 marked a pivotal moment in global military history, establishing the U.S. as the foremost nuclear power and setting the stage for decades of technological advancements. From the creation of supercarriers like the Ford class to the development of advanced missile systems like the AARGM-ER, which reaches speeds of up to Mach 3.5 with a range of 300 km, the United States has consistently pushed the boundaries of military innovation. However, China’s relentless pursuit of military strength has also propelled it to the forefront of global military power, currently ranking as the third most powerful military in the world. Among China’s many advancements, its progress in unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) is particularly remarkable. The UAV Attack 11, with a staggering operational range of up to 4,000 km, has surpassed even the U.S. B2 stealth bomber in several key performance metrics, drawing significant global attention. This video delves into the significance of China’s UAV Attack 11 and the challenges it presents to global military dynamics. We explore China’s broader advancements in military science and technology, including the J-20 stealth fighter jet, the Dong Fang 41 intercontinental ballistic missile, and the Fujian aircraft carrier equipped with state-of-the-art electromagnetic catapult technology. The Attack 11 UAV, initially developed as the “Sword“ project, has undergone significant advancements since its first successful flight in 2013. Its design, inspired by the American X-47B, incorporates cutting-edge stealth materials and technologies that reduce its radar signature and improve its effectiveness in military missions. Equipped with electronic warfare systems and airborne early warning systems, the Attack 11 is capable of jamming and disrupting enemy electronics, making it a formidable asset in modern combat. With hypersonic speeds of up to Mach 3.5 and advanced stealth capabilities, the Attack 11 represents a significant leap in China’s military UAV technology. In comparison, the American RQ-180 drone, known for its superior stealth technology and long endurance, remains one of the most powerful UAVs in the world. Developed with broad-spectrum radar evasion capabilities, the RQ-180 has been recognized for its exceptional performance in reconnaissance and electronic warfare. However, China’s rapid advancements in UAV technology, particularly with the Attack 11, have caught the United States off guard, signaling a shift in the global balance of military power. This video explores the implications of these developments for global security and the potential future of military UAV technology.