152: A night terror in the capital of India!

Queensland, Little Ying Country forces’ temporary field base in Australia.

During the day, this Little Ying Country force had been busy building the base for a long time. Now that night had fallen, they were collectively exhausted, and most of them were resting in their tents.

Suddenly, the instruments shrieked, startling the duty personnel in the equipment room. The duty personnel glanced at the screen and instantly sobered up.

“Enemy attack, enemy attack… No, it’s an air raid—”

Soon, the entire force was mobilized due to the urgent military situation, running around in chaos.

The anti-aircraft weapons in the force also opened their covers, their muzzles pointing at the sky, and the anti-air radar continuously searched for the American military.

But strangely, nothing was found; there wasn't even a single bird in the sky.

The commander of this Little Ying force dared not be careless.

Because just an hour ago, the U.S. Department of Defense had sent a warning to the stationed forces here, cautioning about a possible Anti-War Army fighter jet attack.

And the American military's signal was fleeting; either the American military had already moved away, or it was a stealth fighter, making it difficult for radar to capture its signal.

The Little Ying force had no choice but to remain on high alert all night.

Across the ocean, Savitz and Claire received a large amount of urgent military intelligence from Australia.

After reading it, Claire analyzed, “The timing matches. An hour after those unidentified Anti-War Army fighter jets were dispatched, multinational forces stationed in different directions along Australia’s coastal regions, part of the United Nations coalition, each detected radar signals suspected of being stealth fighter jets.”

Savitz nodded, “Exactly. Moreover, these fighter jets were discovered when they were near the various stationed bases, most likely intentionally done by these fighter jets to reveal their whereabouts.”

Stealth fighter jets have a series of methods to increase their probability of being detected. One method is to suddenly perform maneuvers during flight, which disrupts the hidden effect of the stealth coating in radar reflection.

Could it be that the Anti-War Army did this to warn various countries that they possess the capability to launch long-range surprise attacks on their armies?

Savitz: “Quick, send these radar signals for identification to see if the model and type of these stealth fighter jets can be identified.”

Several hours later, the identification data was delivered.

Savitz and Claire were greatly surprised when they saw the content.

What?!

B-2, B-52, B-21…

Identifying stealth fighter jet models requires a comprehensive judgment based on information such as radar cross-section and flight characteristics, which is inherently very difficult.

But if they were fighter jets produced by their own country—

The problem was, Savitz and Claire were absolutely certain that those were not their own planes.

The mass deployment of B Series Bomber strategic bombers must be for top-level missions, and it was impossible for their Secretary of Defense and Chief of Staff to not know about it beforehand.

Moreover, ever since the first war with the Anti-War Army, the U.S. has been very wary of deploying these bombers on Australian soil.

Therefore, there was only one conclusion: those stealth fighter jets identified as B-2, B-52, and B-21 models belonged to the Anti-War Army itself!

But how could that be possible?!

Although the Anti-War Army once possessed B Series Bomber, the overall time was not long.

It was absolutely impossible for the Anti-War Army to reverse-engineer complete bomber manufacturing technology in such a short period of time!

So where did those mysterious fighter jets, identified as B Series Bomber, come from?

Savitz and Claire were completely confused…

Eastern Hemisphere, just after night.

Yu Xu, who had been flying for most of the night, piloted the lead aircraft, leading three other bombers, and arrived over Sindri, the capital of India.

This was a city already asleep.

Except for the wealthy district in the city center where streetlights were still on, large areas of low-rise shantytowns, where the poor lived, were completely dark.

Let’s give them a low-altitude shock.

The four bombers began to descend, sweeping low over the city’s wealthy district.

The first time, the city showed no reaction at all.

The second time, perhaps because they flew too low, the huge roaring sound of the bombers woke up even the residents in the high-rise buildings of the wealthy district, and a large number of indoor lights lit up in the urban area.

Then on the ground, the flashing red and blue lights appeared, indicating that police cars had been dispatched.

By the third low-altitude pass, the entire city, within the wealthy district, finally heard deafening air raid sirens.

Then, Sindri’s air defense capabilities finally came into effect.

Some emergency-dispatched anti-aircraft missile vehicles, as well as anti-aircraft guns and heavy machine guns, fired into the sky.

Yu Xu ordered the four aircraft to gain altitude, maintain stealth, and easily evade those low-altitude missiles and anti-aircraft guns.

At this point, the mission was considered complete.

As Yu Xu's four aircraft were about to return the way they came, the American military appeared on the radar equipment.

Clearly, India’s own air force had taken to the skies.

Yu Xu had briefly reviewed the information on India’s air force.

Excluding its domestically developed Tejas fighter jet, India’s air force service models could be described as a global atlas.

They had everything: Su-series, Rafale, Mirage, MiG, you name it.

However, the most advanced of these fighter jets could only be considered fourth-and-a-half generation and lacked stealth capabilities.

As expected, judging by radar signals, electronic communication navigation, and other signals, these fighter jets had been in the airspace below Yu Xu and the other fighter jets since their deployment, circling within a certain range over the capital, seemingly searching for an opponent.

Yu Xu’s three subordinates immediately became impatient.

“Boss, should we make a move?”

Yu Xu recalled Army Commander Yue Hanshan's instructions before they left: “...Remember, if there is an American military attempting to threaten you, and you can deal with it, do not be polite, destroy it directly... This mission is to demonstrate the People's Army’s long-range penetration combat capability. It’s fine to see some blood...”

Yu Xu then nodded and stated on the combat radio: “Move out, you can attack independently. Each aircraft will be assigned one attack target, releasing only one air-to-air missile. Remember, we are not air superiority fighters; we fire one shot and leave, regardless of the hit result.”

“Alright!”

Thus, four air-to-air missiles were launched, each targeting one of the four Indian fighter jets circling in the airspace below.

After dropping the bombs, Yu Xu’s four aircraft returned along their original route.

However, the equipment still detected the loss of the identification characteristic signals of those four American military aircraft.

In the U.S., as dusk approached, Savitz and Claire received urgent intelligence again.

This time, it wasn't from Australia, but it wasn't entirely unrelated either.

According to reports, the U.S. had detected the nocturnal movements of bombers in the airspace above many U.S. military bases and naval fleets in the South Pacific and West Pacific, all showing fleeting radar signals.

The northernmost reached the U.S. military base in the Ryukyu Islands!

It wasn’t just U.S. military bases that received warnings.

Its West Pacific allies, such as the Philippines, also faced aerial threats, and even India, which was not considered an ally, experienced a capital crisis.

Savitz and Claire immediately connected this to the mysterious Anti-War Army fighter jets previously identified as B Series Bomber, and their expressions changed dramatically.