China Releases Video Of US Military Reconnaissance Aircraft Flying At 6 Meters Over Close Over South China Sea… “Supplied by US” | Joongang Ilbo | JoongAng Ilbo

Following the US military, the Chinese military released a photo of US military reconnaissance aircraft as they flew close to each other in the South China Sea up to 6 meters apart. Prior to this, the US military released statements and videos criticizing the threatening flights of Chinese fighter jets, and after claiming that US reconnaissance aircraft provided the cause, the videos were also released.

The US Indo-Pacific Command said on the 29th of last month that a Chinese People’s Liberation Army Navy J-11 fighter was dangerous about 6 meters from the nose of a US Air Force RC-135 reconnaissance aircraft during routine operations on the high seas of the South China Sea. In response, the US military reconnaissance aircraft performed an evasive maneuver to avoid a collision. The headquarters then released a video of a J11 fighter flying past the window of a US reconnaissance aircraft.

In response, the Chinese People’s Liberation Army’s Southern Theater Command said the US reconnaissance aircraft suddenly changed its flight direction and caused the Chinese fighter to drift to the left. This has had a serious impact on security,” he said. A related video has also been released.

The footage, shot from a Chinese J11 fighter jet, shows a US reconnaissance aircraft approaching the J11 fighter’s right wing.