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It is for those reasons that the Chinese People's Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF)released a video on its Weibo social media account over the weekend that presented a simulated attack on Andersen AFB. The release of the video came as China also carried out a second day of drills near Taiwan, which were conducted as a direct response to the visit of a senior U.S. State Department official to Taipei.

According to reports, the two minute and 15-second video, called "The god of war H-6K goes on the Attack!" featured high production values and even dramatic music that would accompany a big budget movie production. It shows a PLAAF H-6 bomber take off from a remote base and halfway through the pilot is seen to launch an attack on a distant runway – the satellite image shown is almost an exact layout for Andersen AFB. The description for the video noted, "We are the defenders of the motherland's aerial security; we have the confidence and ability to always defend the security of the motherland's skies."

The Chinese military had only officially revealed the H-6J bomber after drills in July. It is an upgraded variant of the decades-old H-6, a large bomber platform that first took flight in 1959. Due to its size and longevity the H-6 has been compared to the American B-52, which has been flying for 60 years and shows no signs of retiring soon.

---- > entah gimana setting critanya, mengapa tiba2 bs ada pesawat bomber h6 dr AU nya TPR bs menyerang dgn bebas ke pulau guam milik pentagon..... ...