

New Chinese "6th Gen" Fighter, & What Comes Next w/ Iran and the New Administration | EYES ON PODCAST
Dec 30, 2024
Mick Mulroy and Jason Lyons, both former Marines and CIA officers, dive into the unveilings of China’s new sixth-generation fighter and its implications on global military strategies. They explore how advancements like AI and drone integration reshape the future of warfare. The duo also analyzes Iran's geopolitical maneuvers and the complexities of U.S. military aid dynamics, especially concerning Ukraine. Ethical dilemmas surrounding tech in warfare take center stage, prompting crucial discussions about accountability in drone strikes and the moral landscape of modern combat.
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China's New Fighter
- The new Chinese J-36 fighter, dubbed the "Flying Dorito", has prompted concern due to its advanced design and potential sixth-generation capabilities.
- Experts question its true capabilities, citing engine limitations as a possible weakness.
Downed Flight
- Russia shot down an Azerbaijani commercial flight, initially blaming a bird strike.
- The flight crew's request to land in Russia was denied, raising suspicions.
Russia's Deception
- Russia's diplomatic efforts, particularly during Medvedev's presidency, appear to have been a facade.
- Their actions, including the downing of the commercial flight, expose their untrustworthiness as a global partner.