The Chinese military will buy dangerous suicide drones that are not caught on the radar

The Chinese government solicited designs from local companies

Jinping believes that celebrities like businessman Jack Ma, actress Zhao Wei, Fan Bingbing are agents of Western countries.

BEIJING: China is increasingly equipping its military with technology. As well as increasing the number of troops, China has also started allocating huge budgets to equip it with modern technology. China is trying to buy a special type of suicide drone at a huge cost.

The Chinese government has asked design companies to design special types of drones. A notice has been posted on the Chinese military's website, according to Michael Peck, an expert with The National Interest. Companies have been asked to design special types of drones. It also clarifies what type of drone is needed.

Accordingly, China has focused on buying weapons that weigh only 10 to 20 kg and can be equipped with modern weapons without being caught on the radar. It was also urged to cover a distance of three to four hours in an hour and its speed should be more than 150 kilometers per hour.

According to Michael Peck, suicide drones will be the most destructive of the 21st century. Given its long-term use, China is already looking to buy drones that can be equipped with modern suicide weapons.

Such drones can bomb enemy military bases without being caught on the radar. Even if the drone crashes, it explodes, so breaking it is also dangerous. China has set aside funds for it. In addition, China has started harassing the country's celebrities.

China has tightened its grip on businessman Jack Ma, actress Zhao Wei, Fan Bingbing, Zheng Shuang and others. An author named Jamie Seidel claimed in an article that Chinese President Xi Jinping believes that these celebrities dance at the behest of America and that they are agents of all Western countries so they are harassed. Jack Ma, Zhao Wei has been mysteriously missing by the Chinese government. He has not been found for months.