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China fighter jet locks radar on Japan planes

Diplomatic row deepens: Chinese fighter jet locks radar on Japanese aircraft - all you need to know

Tensions between China and Japan escalated sharply after Chinese fighter jets reportedly targeted Japanese military aircraft using fire-control radar in the vicinity of Okinawa. This prompted a swift and stern reaction from Tokyo,

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Japan Says China Aimed Military Radar at Its Fighter Jets

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China fighter jet locks radar on Japan planes in row over Taiwan

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Chinese Fighter Jets Aimed Their Radar At Japanese Military Aircraft Twice: Japan

Japan on Sunday said Chinese fighter jets had aimed their radar at their military aircraft twice, which were “beyond what is necessary for the safe flight of aircraft".

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Japan and Australia urge calm after Chinese radar locks onto Japanese jets

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Chinese military aircraft lock radar onto Japanese fighter jets

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NATO deploys fighter jets as 'unidentified aircraft' enters alliance's airspace

Fighter jets were scrambled from from the Volkel Air Base in the Netherlands after an unidentified aircraft entered NATO airspace today

Navy cruiser mistook fighter jets for incoming missiles during chaotic night

One of the planes was accidentally shot down by the cruiser USS Gettysburg, which also fired on another Super Hornet.

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Report to Congress on U.S. Air Force Collaborative Combat Aircraft

The following is the Nov. 28, 2025, Congressional Research Service in focus report U.S. Air Force Collaborative Combat Aircraft. From the Report The U.S. Air Force is developing a new type of uncrewed weapon system called Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA).

A Navy warship mistook US fighter jets for enemy missiles and opened fire. The targeted pilot saw his life flash before his eyes.

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Chinese Carrier Conducting Intense Air Operations Near Japan, Tokyo Says

A Chinese carrier strike group sailing close to Japan kept up intense air operations on Sunday as it sailed into the Pacific Ocean east of the Okinawa Islands, Japan's Self-Defense Forces said Monday.