China’s Rising Missile and Naval Capabilities in the Indo-Pacific Region

July 8, 2020

Khabarhub

By overcoming the challenge of decoherence of entangled photons in the turbulent atmosphere over a long distance, China can construct “quantum radar” to locate stealth objects at great distances—potentially thousands of kilometers.

Quantum radar can unmask stealth fighter aircraft and stealth missiles at long ranges, essentially rendering stealth technology obsolete, including “cyber stealth” that causes virtual disappearance of aircraft in radar by an onboard sophisticated software program that nullifies the image of aircraft in the opponent radar network systems.

Sino-Sri Lankan defense relations were established during the presidency of Mahinda Rajapaksa. From Beijing’s perspective, the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) terrorist organization was a potential threat and hindrance to China’s future investments in Sri Lanka.

Additionally, the LTTE’s sea control capability irked China. In April 2007, Sri Lanka signed an agreement with China to purchase the 37.6 million USD worth of weapons, including Jian fighter jets, antiaircraft guns, and 3D surveillance radars.

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