🔥 In Tehran, on the occasion of China’s “Golden Week,” a symbolic poster depicting a Chinese dragon attacking an American eagle appeared on one of the buildings. The inscription in Chinese reads: “The eagle becomes the dragon’s prey.” Against the backdrop of the Iranian-American confrontation, this image looks like more than just a cultural display; it is a political signal: Beijing is demonstrating that the era of unquestioned U.S. dominance in key regions of the world is coming to an end. Please open Telegram to view this post VIEW IN TELEGRAM 🫡9🥰6❤4😁4🙏3😡3👍2🔥2😢2👏1👌1

🔥 China Is Preparing Its Military for AI and Drone Warfare 🔻 On September 30, the People’s Liberation Army of China officially opened several new educational institutions at once. This is a systematic step toward ensuring that, by the PLA’s centenary in 2027, the military is prepared for warfare in which not only tanks and missiles matter, but also drone swarms, autonomous systems, and artificial intelligence. Three colleges have been established at the PLA Engineering University. 🔼 College of Unmanned and Intelligent Engineering Systems. It will train specialists in drones, autonomous plat

❗️Indonesia Will Receive Its First J-10CEs in 6 Months Indonesia will become the third foreign operator of China’s J-10CE fighter after Pakistan and Uzbekistan. According to Indonesian media, the first aircraft are expected to arrive in the country as early as April 2027, although the exact number of aircraft in the first batch has not been disclosed. In October 2025, Jakarta confirmed the purchase of 42 J-10CE fighters worth $9 billion. The new aircraft are expected to enhance the capabilities of the Indonesian Air Force, which currently operates mainly Russian Su-27/30 fighters, U.S. F-16s