Key facts
- New photographs provide the clearest view to date of China's alleged 'WZ-X' stealth reconnaissance drone.
- The drone is believed to be developed by the Chengdu Aircraft Design Institute.
- It is described as a large, twin-engine aircraft with a flying wing design.
Fresh photographs have emerged offering the clearest view to date of China's alleged 'WZ-X' stealth reconnaissance drone. The aircraft is believed to be under development by the Chengdu Aircraft Design Institute, a subsidiary of the state-owned Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC).
The drone is described as a large, twin-engine aircraft with a flying wing design, suggesting advanced stealth capabilities. Such drones are typically used for intelligence gathering and surveillance missions.