China has fallen into its own trap by looking for vulnerabilities in the backbone of the Indian Air Force's advanced fighter jets. The details of the 'Invisible Dragon' J-16 fighter jet are about to come to India. That is, if war with China ever starts, the 'invisible dragon' will no longer be invisible to India. According to informed sources, while looking for Rafale's weakness, China is handing over its fighter jets to India by mistake.
Like India, Egypt's military uses Rafale fighter jets. China has participated in military exercises in the country of the pyramids since August 21. China's stealth fighter J-16 took part in the exercise with Rafale fighter jets after flying about 6000 km. But more than a combat exercise, China's main objective in this mission was to get to know the Rafale better and find out its weaknesses. For that purpose, besides sending J-17 to Africa for the first time, Y-20A tanker, KJ-500 AWAX, Y-9 electronic warfare and Y-20 aircraft have been sent. But this incident became a boomerang for China. And facilitated India.
Like India, Egypt's military uses Rafale fighter jets. China has participated in military exercises in the country of the pyramids since August 21.
According to experts, Rafale's most powerful weapon is its 'brain' or Spectra brain. It is an electronic warfare system. Whenever an enemy radar comes into contact with it, Spectra saves all its information in its 'threat library'. That is, all the data of J-16's AESA radar is being saved to Rafale. China's advanced aircraft will no longer be unknown to Rafale. Now the thing is, the data obtained by the Rafale will not be limited to Egypt even if the war drills are conducted in Egypt. It will be shipped to all countries using the Rafale through France's Thales. In other words, that information will also come to India. Which will be useful for Indian Air Force in future. In addition to this, China's war strategy has also been exposed due to this exercise. For example, the Long-Range Force Projection shows the aircraft used by China, including fighter jets and tankers. This will make it easier for India to understand China's movements in the Indian Ocean in the future.
In addition, experts claim that even if China knows the secret information of Egypt's Rafale in this exercise, there is no special risk for India. Because Egypt and India's Rafale are not the same. Indian Rafale weapons, sensors, software and tactics are completely different. As a result, the plan that China is rehearsing with Egypt will not be successful, but China has given information about J-17, its own radar signature to Rafale.