China is developing a new H-20 stealth strategic bomber, a flying-wing design similar to the US B-2 Spirit, intended to give the People’s Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) true intercontinental strike ...

A 'Big Threat' - China’s military advances continue to accelerate, particularly in nuclear capabilities with the H-20 stealth bomber. Designed to enhance China’s nuclear triad by adding an air ...

China's much-hyped but never-before-seen H-20 nuclear bomber has reportedly made "great progress" in its development recently and may even fly publicly in a 2019 military parade.

The H-20, which China announced in 2016, is expected to be revealed sometime in the next year or two. The H-20 is depicted as having a flying wing design that trades speed for range and stealth.

Xi’an Aviation, the H-20’s manufacturer, also builds China’s H-6 strategic jet bombers, a knockoff the 1950s-era Soviet Tu-16 Badger which has recently been upgraded with modern avionics ...

In the air, China is pressing ahead with the buildout of their Xi’an H-20 strategic stealth bomber.Not only does this capability ensure that China’s military will have an air-capable component ...

Additionally, despite China's announcement concerning the H-20, it probably won't be ready until the end of the decade. Conversely, the U.S. will introduce the new B-21 Raider by the mid-2020s, ...

China’s H-20 stealth bomber is unlikely to make its debut until the 2030s, the Pentagon said in an annual defence report released on Wednesday. “[China] is developing a new generation of long ...

China's H-20 bomber (File) The H-20 Xi’an, China’s answer to the US’ B-2 heavy bomber, has just one mission, the long-range stealth bomber was specifically built for a war with the US ...

Meanwhile, China is developing a new stealth strategic bomber, dubbed the H-20, to extend its power projection capability, the Pentagon's report noted.

The H-20, a project shrouded in secrecy since 2016, has been the subject of global speculation regarding China's ability to overcome technical challenges. "There is no bottleneck, it can be solved.

The H-6’s limitations explain why China is working on an H-20 flying wing stealth bomber that could operate at reduced risk attempting to penetrate U.S. air defense zones.