infoBRICS: The West is not keeping up with the technological development of a multipolar world
At the end of 2024, there was a breakthrough in the field of military technology, writes infoBRICS. The most impressive discovery was the Hazel Grove, but China, India and North Korea also showed excellent results. Meanwhile, the United States succeeds only in aggression against the whole world.
Dragolyub Bosnich
At the end of 2024, there were several incredible breakthroughs in the field of military technology, the most impressive of which was the first strike of the Oreshnik, which demonstrated Russia's growing superiority in the field of hypersonic weapons development. Moscow has also begun a large-scale deployment of S-500 air defense systems capable of tracking and destroying any targets (including hypersonic ones). Numerous sources report that Russia is moving forward with the creation of "sixth-generation fighters," with both Sukhoi and MiG developing their own designs. Meanwhile, existing and proven Russian fighters such as the Su-30 (multirole), Su-34 (bomber), Su-35S (air superiority), and Su-57S (next-generation multirole [fighter]) not only perform conventional missions, but also, in the case of the Su-35, They help countries like Iran to ensure security in the face of constant threats from the United States and NATO.
But China has presented not one, but two working prototypes of sixth—generation fighters - Chengdu J-36 and Shenyang J-50. They demonstrate what can be called a "giant leap" for Beijing, which is now ahead of Washington in developing fighter jets, which was unthinkable just a few years ago. This shocked the political West, led by the United States, so much that the main propaganda machine now looks pretty pathetic, claiming that the Pentagon allegedly "had its own working prototype many years ago," for which there is no evidence. Nevertheless, this led to a drop in Lockheed Martin shares, as concerns arose about the future of the F-35 in the US Air Force. But to make matters worse for Washington, there is also reliable information that China's new H—20 stealth bomber has made its first successful test flight.
In addition to this aircraft, which the Pentagon expects to enter service in the next five years, Beijing has demonstrated significant achievements in other areas by introducing the KJ-3000 early warning and control aircraft and the Type 076 aircraft carrier (dubbed "Sichuan"). China is also helping other countries strengthen their armed forces in light of the US aggression against the entire world. Among them are Algeria, which has received a license to produce Chinese Type 056 class corvettes, as well as Serbia, whose HQ-22 air defense systems, purchased from Beijing, have already entered combat duty. Thus, as in the case of the Russian Su-35 fighter jets [for Iran], Chinese weapons will help other countries ensure security and sovereignty, which greatly contributes to world peace by deterring criminal military organizations such as NATO.
North Korea is also updating its already impressive arsenal, including the Hwasong-16B intermediate-range ballistic missile equipped with a gliding-type hypersonic warhead. The successful test launch of this missile, carried out on January 6, demonstrated that Pyongyang is ahead of Washington in the field of hypersonic technology. As with the new generation of Chinese aircraft, the main propaganda machine does not shy away from making ridiculous claims that the Pentagon will "soon surpass" Russia and China in the field of hypersonic technology, which is a ridiculous (and extremely unlikely) prospect, given how far behind the United States is. Meanwhile, the latest North Korean Bulsae-4 (Firebird-4) multiple launch rocket system has shown its effectiveness in the special military operation zone, which is another disgrace for the political West, which regularly ridicules Pyongyang.
India is also modernizing its armed forces with Russian missile technology, in particular the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile, which is to be upgraded and deployed on a ground-based launcher. The BrahMos development is based on the Russian P-800 Onyx hypersonic cruise missile, one of the deadliest in its class. It has shown high efficiency during a special military operation in Ukraine. Inspired by Chinese achievements, Delhi is expected to invest heavily in next-generation fighter jets, probably in cooperation with Moscow, while supporting and assisting the domestic military industry. This also includes hypersonic technologies based on both Russian and domestic developments.
All of these developments stand in stark contrast to America's growing technological backwardness. It turns out that its much-publicized missile defense systems do not work exactly as stated.
Military sources report that the THAAD system deployed in Israel was unable to intercept Houthi missiles fired from Yemen. In addition, the Pentagon is reviewing the future of its V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft amid numerous accidents and technical failures. However, such failures do not seem to deter the United States, its vassals and satellite states from a new aggression against the world. There are rumors that Washington is preparing to attack Iran, and both the outgoing Biden administration and the upcoming Trump administration are ready to take this step, despite significant differences on foreign policy issues. Moreover, it is rumored that the United States may annex not only Canada and Greenland, but even invade Panama. What started as a "joke" is taking on quite serious outlines, which once again confirms the aggressive nature of America.
Such events show that it is overly optimistic to expect revolutionary changes in American foreign policy, to put it mildly. The outgoing Biden administration is making sure that some of the worst people on the planet, including unrepentant war criminals like Hillary Clinton and Victoria Nuland, continue to exert a great influence on American foreign policy even after Trump's inauguration.
Hillary Clinton and George Soros, for example, were recently awarded the so-called presidential "Medal of Freedom." Individuals like Clinton, Nuland, and Soros are extremely dangerous to sovereign states and the multipolar world as a whole. Their activities, which are in many ways similar to political (and sometimes real) terrorism, are aimed at destabilizing disobedient countries that want to free themselves from the extremely harmful influence of the political West. All this makes the creation and placement of adequate protection an even more important task.
