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Trump ally Steve Daines will be first US senator to visit Hong Kong since 2019
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Action man Woo on target with Broken Arrow

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JOHN WOO spent all of Monday night staring out his hotel room window. 'I have a lot of memories,' he said. 'I couldn't sleep all night. I miss Hong Kong a lot.' Still, it's been 21/2 years since this A-list Hollywood director last visited his home town, and even then it was only for a three-day promotional tour. This time, he stayed in the territory for just one day and has no plans to return.

'I am too busy,' he said.

Woo, 47, is running on nervous energy. Always a chain-smoker, he's more edgy and fidgety than ever before.

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Iran detected and damaged a US F-35 stealth jet in combat. Chinese experts map out how

US Central Command says stealth fighter was forced to make an emergency landing during a combat mission over Iran

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An F-35A Lightning II takes off from an undisclosed location in support of Operation Epic Fury, the US-Israeli military campaign against Iraq. Photo: AFP
Alcott Weiin BeijingandSeong Hyeon Choiin Hong Kong
The first known combat damage to an F-35 fifth-generation fighter aircraft from a likely Iranian attack suggests that stealth jets can be detected by electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) sensor systems, according to Chinese analysts.

US Central Command reported that the stealth fighter was forced to make an emergency landing during a combat mission over Iran on Thursday.

“We are aware of reports that a US F-35 aircraft conducted an emergency landing at a regional US airbase after flying a combat mission over Iran,” spokesman Captain Tim Hawkins said in a statement.

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ExclusiveTrump ally Steve Daines will be first sitting US senator to visit Hong Kong since 2019

As Beijing and Washington negotiate new schedule for Trump’s visit, Daines is expected to meet US business leaders in Hong Kong on March 30

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US Senator Steve Daines, who is expected to visit Hong Kong this month, has a long history with China, dating back to his position with Procter & Gamble in the 1990s. Photo: Reuters
Republican Senator Steve Daines, a close ally of US President Donald Trump, is expected to visit Hong Kong at the end of this month, according to sources.

It would mark the first trip to the city by a sitting US senator since the Covid-19 pandemic.

Daines would meet American business leaders in Hong Kong on March 30, the sources said, speaking on condition of anonymity because they were not authorised to comment publicly on the matter.

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