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Trump has more to worry about! China has transferred its long-range YLC-8B anti-stealth radar to Iran, which can detect 5th gen, stealth fighter jets and B-2 bombers. Each radar system can detect targets up to 700 kilometres away. The YLC-8B is specifically engineered to counter stealth aircraft and ballistic...

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