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China swiped F-35 stealth fighter parts that were diverted through Hong Kong

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China swiped F-35 stealth fighter parts that were diverted through Hong Kong

Components from the one of the free world’s most advanced fighter jets are now in the possession of the Chinese, say reports.

Source: Tom's Hardware

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