Jin10 data reported on August 15th, according to Russian media, that President Putin's private jet has taken off from Magadan in the Russian Far East, heading to Anchorage, the largest city in Alaska, USA.

PANews August 11 news, according to BeInCrypto reports, an Ethereum developer known as "Fede's Intern" has been detained in Izmir, Turkey, on suspicion of helping others "abuse" Ethereum. The developer stated in a post on X that authorities accused him of assisting in this activity. "Fede's Intern" denied any wrongdoing and emphasized that he and his team are "just infrastructure builders" and are willing to cooperate with authorities. During his "detention," he intermittently posted updates, stating that he had been moved to a private room and provided with food. He also claimed that arrangements were being made for him to leave Turkey for Europe by private jet within a few hours. Upon arriving in Europe, he will continue to fight the charges with his legal team.

Jin10 reported on August 9 that a Su-27 fighter jet of the Ukrainian army was shot down at the Zaporizhzhia front line, according to the latest reports from Russian media such as RIA Novosti on the 9th. The Russian air defense system intercepted the aircraft, and the condition of the pilot is currently unclear.

Jin10 Data, August 4th - The defense division of Boeing has stated that due to military aircraft assembly workers in the St. Louis area of Missouri and Illinois going on strike early on the 4th, Boeing is prepared to halt operations and will implement emergency plans using non-human employees. According to Reuters, affected businesses include the assembly of F-15 and F/A-18 fighter jets, T-7 trainers, and MQ-25 carrier-based drones. After winning the F-47A fighter jet contract this year, Boeing's defense division was originally expanding its related production facilities in the St. Louis area. According to reports from Deutsche Presse-Agentur, the affected businesses also involve missile systems.

Jin10 reported on July 23 that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated in a speech early on the 23rd that the Ukrainian army had for the first time lost a French-supplied Mirage-2000 fighter jet the previous day, with the pilot ejecting to escape. He indicated that the loss of the fighter jet was due to equipment failure and not caused by being shot down by the Russian army.

Germany plans to purchase 15 more F-35 fighter jets, raising the expected total to 50. This move has sparked tensions with France over the joint Franco-German fighter jet project. At the same time, this order aligns with NATO's new protocol to increase collective defense spending in response to the Russian threat.

Jin10 reported on June 29 that the Ukrainian air force stated on social media that in the early hours of that day, Russian forces launched a large-scale attack on Ukraine using approximately 500 missiles and drones of various types. A Ukrainian air force F-16 fighter jet crashed while carrying out a mission, resulting in the death of the pilot.

On June 17, local time, Iran's Tasnim News Agency and Mehr News Agency released news that the air defense system of the Iranian Armed Forces shot down an F-35 fighter again in the northwestern city of Tabriz. The IDF then said it had "no knowledge" of the incident. Previously, Iran has repeatedly claimed to have shot down Israeli F-35 fighters. Iran's army ground forces said on June 14 that they had shot down an Israeli F-35 fighter jet and arrested its pilot. The Israeli side has refuted claims that the fighter plane was shot down by Iran and called it "fake news". So far, the Iranian side has not released more details about the downed F-35 fighter, such as photos of the wreckage of the fighter, the pilot's situation and other key evidence.

On June 16, the North American Air Defense Command (NORAD) intercepted a plane that intruded into the no-fly zone where Canada's G7 summit was held, and a special team set up by the Canadian police to ensure the safety of the event reported the situation. A private jet reportedly entered restricted airspace over Alberta. Canada's NORAD forces dispatched CF-18 Hornet fighters to intercept it. Security said no further details would be provided as the investigation into the incident is still ongoing. The G7 summit will be held in Kananaskis, Canada, on June 16-17 and was originally scheduled to open on June 15.

Golden Ten Data on June 15, the Indian Economic Times titled "F-35 Stealth Fighter Opportunity to Opponent? Iran claims to have captured Israeli pilot, along with reports of downed warplanes", although Iran's semi-official news media, including the Tasnim News Agency and the Islamic Republic of Iran News Agency, said that an Israeli F-35 fighter jet was shot down and a female pilot was captured in western Iran, the global defense community remained unconvinced. Israel categorically denies these reports. IDF spokesman Colonel Avichay Adraee said: "This information disseminated by the Iranian media is completely unfounded. "Fake Iranian media." Despite the weight of Iran's claims, no visual evidence has yet been released. The Iranian media did not publish footage of the pilot or the wreckage of the plane. At the same time, a widely shared picture of the wreckage of the F-35 remains unconfirmed, and military analysts believe it might

Jin10 data, June 15 - On the 15th local time, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran issued a statement indicating that in response to Israel's acts of aggression, the IRGC continues to advance the "Real Commitment-3" operation, during which a series of missile strikes targeted Israel's fighter jet fuel production facilities and energy supply centers. The statement also warned Israel that if its aggressive actions do not subside, the subsequent actions taken by the IRGC will be even more intense, with a broader scope.

Jin10 data June 14 news, it is reported that the Iranian army's ground forces have arrested an Israeli F-35 fighter pilot. Earlier that afternoon, Iran's Tasnim News Agency reported that another Israeli F-35 fighter jet was shot down by Iranian air defense forces. According to reports, the shooting down occurred over western Iran, and the pilot ejected from the fighter jet and escaped. The investigation is still ongoing. Currently, there has been no response from the Israeli side regarding the aforementioned statements from Iran.

Jin10 Data reported on June 14 that the Iranian Tasnim News Agency published photos on social media of the wreckage of an Israeli F-35 fighter jet shot down by Iran. The photos were taken at night. In the photos, the wreckage of the fighter jet is still burning, and it bears the insignia of the Israeli air force. According to Iranian media reports on the evening of the 13th, Iran's air defense systems shot down two Israeli F-35 fighter jets that day and captured one pilot. The Israeli officials have not confirmed that their F-35 jets were shot down by Iran.

On June 12, Jin10 reported that a KF-16 fighter jet of the South Korean military had an accident while participating in a multinational military exercise in Alaska, USA, resulting in damage to the aircraft and the emergency escape of two pilots.

According to Gate News bot, U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators held talks in London that lasted more than six hours. The two sides will continue their consultations on the second day. The main topic of this round of negotiations is in the area of export control. The U.S. side has proposed to the Chinese side that the U.S. side will review the lifting of recent export restrictions on chip design software, jet engine parts, chemicals and nuclear materials, provided that China lifts restrictions on rare earth exports. However, the US side made it clear that high-end Nvidia H2O chips involving artificial intelligence are not within the scope of this discussion.

Jin10 reported on June 7 that on June 7 local time, the Ukrainian air force announced that a Russian Su-35 fighter jet was shot down during an operation in the Kursk direction that morning. The Ukrainian air force has not disclosed any relevant details. The Russian side has not yet responded to this claim.

Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang is expected to visit Taiwan, where he will host a banquet for Supply Chain industry pros and deliver a speech. He may announce new information at the Taipei International Computer Show and will hold a media exchange seminar on the 21st, where it is expected that he will reveal the location of the new headquarters, with market speculation suggesting it could be in Taipei.

According to Jin10 data on May 11, ABC News reported on Sunday that the Trump administration is likely to accept a luxury Boeing 747-8 large jet from the Qatari royal family, which could be the most expensive gift the U.S. has received from a foreign government. ABC News cited sources familiar with the matter, stating that the gift is expected to be announced next week when Trump visits Qatar as part of his Middle East trip. Sources told the media that this ultra-luxurious Boeing 747-8 will be used as "Air Force One."

Jin10 reported on May 10 that, according to sources from the Pakistani military, on May 10 local time, an Indian Air Force fighter jet was shot down near Sialkot in Punjab province, Pakistan. The Indian pilot was captured. Furthermore, according to Pakistani media reports, the Pakistan Air Force captured a pilot belonging to the Indian Air Force's 17th Squadron "Rafale" in the Hajira area of Pakistan-administered Kashmir. The Hajira area is near Sialkot. Currently, the Indian authorities have not confirmed this news.

Jin10 reported on May 10 that, according to military sources in Pakistan, an Indian Air Force 'Rafale' fighter jet was shot down today (May 10) in the Sialkot area of Punjab province, Pakistan. The Indian pilot has been captured.

According to a report from Jin10 on April 29, the U.S. Navy announced that on April 28 local time, an F/A-18E Super Hornet fighter jet and its deck tug on the USS Truman aircraft carrier, which was in the Red Sea, "accidentally fell into the sea." It is reported that all personnel have been confirmed safe, with only one sailor sustaining minor injuries. The U.S. Navy's statement said that at the time of the incident, the fighter jet "was being towed in the hangar, and the tug operator lost control of the aircraft, causing it to slide into the sea along with the tug." The crew had evacuated the danger zone before the plane fell into the ocean. An investigation has been initiated.

President Trump will approve what could be the most expensive fighter jet in history, which the U.S. Air Force believes is crucial for America's future deterrence. It is planned to be put into service in the 2030s, working in conjunction with semi-autonomous drones. Musk opposes manned aircraft, but the Air Force believes that combining cutting-edge design, complex sensors, more powerful engines, and semi-autonomous drones will still be essential.

According to a report by Reuters citing informed sources, the U.S. Department of Defense is expected to announce the winner of the next-generation fighter jet contract as early as March 21 local time. It is reported that Lockheed Martin and Boeing are competing for the "Next Generation Air Dominance (NGAD)" program, which is the U.S.'s sixth-generation fighter jet program.

Odaily Planet Daily News Kaito official Sandra posted on the X platform: Kaito AI founder Yu Hu and Kaito's X account has been stolen, and no KAITO wallet has been stolen at present. The attacker took advantage of Yu Hu's jet lag (he was sleeping) to operate, please ignore this. We are working on reinstating the account. I'll update the progress here.

On March 10, local time, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that the unmanned system units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine cooperated with other armies of the Ukrainian army to attack a number of important targets in Russia. In the early morning of March 9, the Ukrainian army attacked an oil refinery in Ryazan Oblast that supplies Russian troops, and explosions were recorded in the target area. The refinery produces an average of 840,000 tonnes of the highest grade jet engine fuel per year, the report said. In addition, in the early morning of March 10, the Ukrainian army attacked the production facilities of the Novokuibyshevsk oil refinery in the Samara region of Russia.

Jinshi Data News on March 7th, Airbus announced on March 7th that it delivered 65 aircraft in January and February 2025, a decrease of 18% year-on-year. In February, the company delivered 40 jet aircraft to 25 customers. In addition, Airbus added 14 new orders in February, bringing the total orders for the year to 69. Excluding canceled orders, Airbus' net orders for the first two months reached 65, higher than the 33 in the same period last year.

JINSHU data 24th February, two American officials said that Houthi forces in Yemen this week fired surface-to-air missiles at a US fighter jet and MQ-9 Reaper drone, but did not hit them. Officials did not specify whether the attacks occurred over the Red Sea or in Yemen itself. One of them said the incidents may indicate that the Houthi forces are improving their ability to hit targets.

The test aircraft XB-1, made by the American startup Boom, successfully broke the sound barrier, which may pave the way for the return of supersonic air travel. This flight marks the first independently developed jet aircraft to break the sound barrier. Boom plans to start carrying passengers with its commercial aircraft 'Overture' as early as 2029.

Jinshi Data on December 17th, according to the Masira TV controlled by the Houthi armed forces, reported on the 17th that a US military fighter jet launched an airstrike on the defense ministry building in Sana'a, the capital of Yemen controlled by the Houthi armed forces. The US military confirmed the airstrike on Houthi targets.

Jinshi data news on November 11th, Xinghe Power announced that Xinghe Power recently completed the reverse jet aerodynamic characteristics wind tunnel test of the first-stage of the reusable launch vehicle 'Zhishen Star One'. This test mainly focuses on the prediction of the reverse jet aerodynamic characteristics, one of the key technologies for rocket core recovery.

The Russian military has taken control of two settlements in the Donetsk region, repelling the Ukrainian army's attack and shooting down one MiG-29 fighter jet and 23 drones. The Ukrainian army reported 99 battles on the front lines, with the most intense ones in the directions of Pokrovsk and Kuralovka. In the past day, the Ukrainian Air Force, missile forces, and artillery units have attacked multiple targets of the Russian army.

Standard & Poor's has placed Boeing's ratings on negative credit watch due to the halt in production of its best-selling jet, which is expected to result in a cash outflow of up to $10 billion and may require future capital infusion. The decision reflects the increased likelihood of a ratings downgrade if the strike continues, leading to higher costs and delayed cash flow recovery.

On October 4th, local time, a Spanish F-18 fighter jet crashed near a town in Trujillo province, and the cause of the accident and the condition of the crew are not yet known. Rescue personnel from Trujillo province have arrived at the scene.

On October 4th, Jinshi Data reported that the Israeli Defense Forces said on October 3rd that the bearish traders fighter jet killed Hezbollah member Khider Al-Shabia in Lebanon on the 2nd.

On September 10th, Jinshi Data reported that around 20:00 on September 10th, a Mirage 2000 fighter jet from the Taiwan Air Force base in Hsinchu crashed into the sea off the coast of Hsinchu. The pilot is suspected to have opened the parachute to escape, and their current condition is unknown. The Taiwan Air Force and the Taiwan Coast Guard are conducting search and rescue operations at sea. The Ministry of Defense of Taiwan responded that the cause of the accident is suspected to be a loss of aircraft power.

September 1st, Jinshi Data, according to The New York Times, the United States believes that the recent crash of a Ukrainian F-16 fighter jet is unlikely to have been caused by the "friendly fire" of the Ukrainian military's "Patriot" air defense missile system. US officials pointed out that American and Ukrainian investigators are considering a variety of possibilities, including technical malfunctions or pilot error.

On August 19, Jinshi Data News reported that on the morning of August 17, a US-led multinational forces' 'Hornet' fighter jet 'dangerously' approached a Russian Aerospace Forces plane flying over Syria, according to a report cited by the TASS agency. The incident occurred in the Homs province of Syria. The Russian pilot demonstrated a high level of professionalism and took timely action to prevent a collision.

The Russian military claims to have occupied more favorable frontline positions and hit targets of the Ukrainian army; shot down a MiG-29 fighter jet and intercepted multiple rockets and drones. The Ukrainian army said it continues to fight against the Russian army in multiple directions.

On June 30th, Jinshi Data reported that Major General Yuri Popov, Deputy Director of the Russian Reconciliation Center for the warring parties in Syria, stated that on the morning of June 29th local time, a dangerous encounter occurred between a MQ-9 Reaper drone operated by the US-led coalition and a Russian Su-35 fighter jet in the province of Homs, Syria. The Russian fighter jet was conducting a planned flight in Syrian airspace at the time, and the Russian pilot took necessary measures to avoid the incident in a timely manner.

On June 26th, Jin10 Data reported that on the evening of June 25th local time, the Israeli Defense Forces announced that during an attack on northern Gaza City in the Gaza Strip that day, an Israeli military fighter jet killed a military commander of the Palestinian Islamic Holy War organization (Jihad). In the statement, the Israeli army stated that the commander's name was Fadi Jahad Muhammad Wadia.