Chinese J-16 Fighter Gets TOO CLOSE to a U.S. Navy Warship — Then THIS Happened!

As the USS William P. Lawrence sailed through the Taiwan Strait, a Chinese J-16 fighter jet made an aggressive low pass — just 150 feet from the bow of a U.S. Navy warship. What happened next shows just how dangerously close both sides are to a real confrontation.

This video covers the full breakdown of the incident, including real-time radar tracking, the U.S. Navy’s response, and the geopolitical tension surrounding the Taiwan Strait. Watch until the end to see what the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command revealed after the encounter.

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