The government of Japan offered the United States to strike a nuclear blow on China without hesitation in case of war in the Far East in the 20^th century. Many Tokyo’s newspapers published shocking reports about the declassified documents of the Japanese Foreign Ministry dated from 1962-1974. Then Prime Minister of Japan Eisaku Sato had a meeting with then Pentagon head Robert McNamara in January 1965. The Japanese prime minister offered Washington to strike a nuclear blow on China from if the two Asian nations went to war

Japan plans to develop a prototype of an advanced fighter jet in the hope it will spur the United States to review a ban on selling F-22 fighters. The project is expected to cost billions of yens (hundreds of millions of dollars and euros) over the next ten years. It would be the first time since the 1970s that Japan has developed its own fighters

US F-16I is about to clash with its Russian made match Mig-35 in India’s tender for 126 multi-role fighters. Many observers consider that one of these is going to become the winner. The results of the tender will also demonstrate what wins better, technical characteristics or political influence. Today it is evident that the hypocritical United States can put its own policy upside down just to impose nationally made goods to a customer, if it is about billions. This is the only reason why the White House removed the embargo on the sales of arms to India it itself initiated several years ago as a punishment for India’s advancement in nuclear technologies.

India is about to announce the tender on delivering 126 multipurpose fighters for the national Air Force. The value of the deal may reach about 9 billion dollars. It is expected that the whole contract and subsequent service maintenance of the aircraft for the next 40 years will be given to one manufacturer.

With the same aerodynamic shape, typical for the Su-27/30 family, Su-35 (sometimes called Su-27M) is a qualitatively new complex. It has new radar (Irbis), more powerful engines (14 tons thrust) and the latest complexes of communication and radio-electronic equipment

Russia's Sukhoi, the world’s only competitor of America in  aircraft technologies of the fifth generation, started the construction of its first PAK FA (perspective aviation compl ex of front air force). The construction will take place at two plants simultaneously

With a cruising speed of about 50 miles (80 kilometers) an hour and a maximum velocity of 200 miles (322 kilometers) an hour while dive-bombing prey, the peregrine falcon flies with real-world superpower speed. The tiny spittlebug can catapult itself 28 inches (70 centimeters) into the air. According to scientists, the feat is equivalent to a human leaping over a 690-foot-tall (210-meter-tall) skyscraper in a single bound. These are the superanimals.

The first 12 aircraft of the F-22 Raptor advanced tactical fighter entered service with the U.S. Air Force in mid-January 2006. The delivery of the new U.S. fighter triggered a heated debate regarding the U.S. technological superiority over the armies of other countries. Russia has traditionally built military equipment on a par with U.S.-made military machines. At times Russian military equipment exceeded the American one in terms of combat efficiency