India-China ahead of US in hypersonic technology

- Statement by Senator Jack Reid, Chairman of the US Armed Services Committee

- The speed of a missile equipped with hypersonic technology is five times faster than the sound i.e. 6,500 km per hour.

- Now the competition is not only between US-Russia, but also India and China

WASHINGTON: On the one hand, India mistakenly launched a supersonic missile into Pakistan. BrahMos, on the other hand, tested an advanced version of the missile. Meanwhile, Jack Reid, chairman of the US Arms Service Committee, said in a statement that the US had no monopoly on supersonic technology. China, India and Russia are now ahead of the US in this area. America needs to update technology. America's competition in this area is now not only with Russia, but also with China.

Jack Reid, a top US lawmaker, has said that the US is no longer as influential in the field of supersonic advanced technology. Russia, China and India, on the other hand, have made great strides in that area. "We are in a position to make technical improvements," said Jack Reid, chairman of the Armed Services Committee. There was a time when we dominated the field of supersonic techniques but that is no longer the case. Russia, China and India have made great strides in the field of hypersonic.

"For the first time in the history of the world, we are facing a tripartite nuclear competition. Now that competition is no longer bilateral," he said. The confrontation is no longer between the Soviet Union and the United States, it is now between China, Russia and the United States. The issue was discussed during a drill for the post of defense officer. Senior Defense Officer Dr. As part of an interview to make William Laplett a deputy secretary, Senator Jack Reed asked how the United States would move forward in this area.

What advice would you give on this issue if you become Deputy Secretary? Laplett said the matter would be taken very seriously and given priority and would be considered in the direction of changing the entire system.

Many countries, including China, India, Russia and the United States, are busy advancing hypersonic technology.

Earlier, US Deputy Chief of Staff General John Highten said that China could launch a surprise nuclear attack on the United States any day. He further added that Chinese hypersonic missiles have been circulating around the world.

Hypersonic missile is a super advanced missile. At speeds of at least five times the speed of sound, it has a speed of 2,500 km per hour. Changes in its speed and direction can also happen so quickly and precisely that it is almost impossible to track and break it.