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F-35 Stealth Jet Components Diverted to Hong Kong, Now in China's Hands

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Stealth components meant for the United States military were redirected to Hong Kong and have since ended up in China, according to sources familiar with the matter. The parts were originally supplied by major US defense contractor Lockheed Martin Corporation. Both components were coated with specialized radar-absorbing material designed to enhance the stealth performance of the F-35 fighter jet. The diversion raises serious concerns about the security of sensitive US military supply chains and the potential exposure of advanced stealth technology to a strategic rival.

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