The factory director has a new skill every day, which has broken down the strategic deception bureau

at this time.

The studio was brightly lit, and the camera focused on the podium, where a middle-aged "retired" high-ranking official with a refined demeanor and composed speech was seated.

This person is none other than Zhang Shaozhong, the director of the Dragon Kingdom's Strategic Deception Bureau.

Holding a script and smiling, the host posed the question that viewers across the internet were most interested in, broadcast live nationwide: "Director Zhang, hello."

"Recently, the global competition for unmanned combat equipment has become increasingly fierce. Many European and American countries have officially announced that military legged robot dogs have entered the field testing stage, which has sparked heated discussions across the Internet."

Many netizens are very concerned about the current development progress of my country's independently developed military intelligent robot dog and whether it has the capability for actual combat deployment.

Zhang Shaozhong appeared calm and composed, with a relaxed demeanor. He responded to the camera with his usual "steady and conservative" tone: "There's no need for everyone to be overly anxious, nor to blindly follow the trend of foreign equipment."

"To be honest, my country is still in the exploratory stage of basic research and preliminary testing in the field of legged robot dogs."

"Our prototype is currently only suitable for simple civilian inspections and material handling. It still has obvious shortcomings in dynamic balancing, complex terrain adaptation, and anti-jamming combat capabilities."

"There is still a long way to go before it can be deployed in actual combat. It is far inferior to the mature prototypes in Europe and the United States. We should take it in stride."

The host continued, "Director Zhang, I've recently seen several battlefield reports on foreign websites."

"It is said that the Russian bear deployed unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in large numbers for the first time in urban warfare between Russia and Ukraine."

"They also annihilated the enemy's elite special forces, achieving remarkable results in actual combat and sparking heated discussions in the global military community."

What are your thoughts on this matter?

With his signature calm and gentle smile on his lips, Zhang Shaozhong slowly and deliberately said, "I've read the relevant news in detail."

"To be fair, the performance of the robotic dogs that the Russians deployed in actual combat is indeed outstanding."

"First of all, it has strong battlefield adaptability, can adapt to complex terrain in urban warfare, and avoid the shortcomings of conventional combat equipment."

"It can also handle multiple tasks such as attacking strongholds, encircling and suppressing enemy forces, and providing logistical support, and is not afraid of complex battlefield environments and light fire strikes."

"It has a very clear advantage in small-scale, localized special operations."

"Secondly, the Russians have a fast track speed in implementing their unmanned combat system in actual combat, and they dare to directly put new unmanned equipment into the battlefield for testing and iteration."

"This approach of applying knowledge in practice is worth learning from."

Then, he changed the subject, deliberately slowing down his speech and adopting a pragmatic and humble attitude: "But everyone should also view the gap rationally."

"We must admit that we still have a long way to go in terms of the practical application and large-scale deployment of military legged robotic dogs."

"Currently, our R&D focus is still on fundamental aspects such as basic algorithm optimization, adaptation to civilian scenarios, and reliability testing."

"There are currently no mature, militarized combat aircraft models available, let alone the capability to deploy them in large numbers to the battlefield and conduct operations across all domains."

"Compared to the Russian equipment, which has already been tested in actual combat, there is indeed a significant gap."

The host then followed up with a question: "Many netizens share a common question: since the last time the same anti-jamming civilian-modified drone appeared on the battlefield between the two countries, it was found to have originated from a private Chinese company."

"Many are questioning whether the robotic dog that the Russian bear showcased in combat this time was also a robotic dog that leaked from our country?"

As soon as the question was raised, the live stream chat exploded with comments, the buzz instantly reached its peak, and countless netizens were eagerly waiting for Zhang Shaozhong's response.

Upon hearing this, Zhang Shaozhong remained calm, shook his head slightly, and replied seriously, "Yes, impossible, absolutely impossible."

"I can clearly explain this to the audience across the country."

"First of all, the anti-jamming drones used in the last battle between the two major powers were just ordinary civilian aerial photography and short-distance auxiliary transportation equipment from domestic private enterprises."

"It is a completely compliant civilian consumer product, and its manufacturing design and intended use have nothing to do with military operations."

"It's just that the foreign side made independent modifications based on their own battlefield needs, and everyone must make that distinction clear."

"Secondly, my country currently does not have a finalized, mass-produced military-grade legged robot dog that can be adapted to high-intensity combat."

"Civilian and civilian models have obvious shortcomings in dynamic balance, anti-interference, firepower adaptation, and protection performance."

"It simply does not meet the operational standards of a modern battlefield, and it is impossible to achieve the practical effect of annihilating special forces through simple modifications."

"Everyone should know that the balance system is the most difficult technical challenge to overcome in quadrupedal bionic robots!"

"Even the US is still researching it... how could our private enterprises possibly manufacture it?"

Then, Zhang Shaozhong deliberately sighed, his tone tinged with regret and pragmatism: "To be honest, if we really had this kind of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) equipment that could be mass-produced for practical use, was low-cost, and highly fault-tolerant..."

"They've already been deployed to border patrols, high-risk areas, and counter-terrorism and stability maintenance."

"This would prevent us from relying on traditional manpower and conventional armored equipment in complex terrain operations and high-risk missions, thus avoiding the risk of numerous casualties."

Zhang Shaozhong's entire response was flawless, but the hundreds of thousands of viewers in the live stream were not convinced.

[Director Zhang is just spouting nonsense again! The same old formula, the same old taste!]

[Absolutely! Every time they solemnly admit we lack something, that we're lagging behind, but then they turn around and announce our technology is globally leading!]

I still remember when Rear Admiral Zhang said we didn't have a mature hypersonic missile, but less than two years later, the Dongfeng-17 stunned the world!

[And there's the electromagnetic railgun! They initially said it was still in basic testing, but it was immediately deployed on a ship for real-world testing, giving them a significant advantage over the West!]

[Director Zhang definitely received a special assignment this time, ordered to keep quiet and clarify things. Those who know, know!]

[The fact that a retired lieutenant general personally went live to clarify a civilian equipment incident is enough to show how complicated this matter is!]

[Hilarious! Netizens aren't responding, and the Admiral is practically bursting with embarrassment! (Laughing and crying emoji)]

Anyone who believes this is naive; this is purely a strategic cover-up!

[Ignore everything else; the more the Director denies it, the more advanced and mature the technology must be!]

Haha, these netizens are hilarious!

The screen was filled with a dense barrage of sarcastic comments, and almost no viewers believed the official explanation.

Netizens are perfectly in sync, having already figured out the tricks of the Strategic Deception Bureau.

In the blind spot of the camera, Zhang Shaozhong quickly glanced at the scrolling comments out of the corner of his eye, a hint of helplessness flashing in his eyes, while he silently cursed in his heart.

"These netizens are really hard to fool these days; they're all as shrewd as mirrors, so difficult to manage!"

Afterwards, Zhang Shaozhong continued to cooperate with the host to complete the interview process.

The analysis is presented layer by layer and steadily, covering multiple perspectives such as the development trend of unmanned equipment, the future direction of military research and development, and the international arms competition landscape.

The entire speech was meticulously crafted and flawlessly worded.

The entire live interview lasted for more than an hour, ending with the host's closing remarks and the camera slowly cutting away.

This highly anticipated military-themed interview has officially come to a close.

The studio lights slowly dimmed, and staff members entered the studio in an orderly manner to finish up and tidy up the equipment.

Zhang Shaozhong shed his composed demeanor from in front of the camera, let out a long sigh, relaxed his tense expression, and strode out of the studio.

Walk through the corridor, avoiding the media and staff.

He pushed open the door to a small, confidential conference room.

The curtains inside were drawn, and the atmosphere was solemn.

In the center of the conference room sat a middle-aged man in a general's uniform with a three-star military rank insignia.

The man exuded a calm and dignified aura, with sharp and deep eyes, naturally radiating the authority of a high-ranking public official.

"Old squad leader, I did my best..."

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