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China Proved Way Back in 2007 It Could Sink U.S. Navy Aircraft Carriers - Vimarsana News

China Proved Way Back in 2007 It Could Sink U.S. Navy Aircraft Carriers

In 2007, a Chinese Song-class diesel submarine showcased its stealth by surfacing within torpedo range of the USS Kitty Hawk during a US Navy exercise, demonstrating the vulnerabilities of American naval power.

Ukraine's unconventional drone tactics offer Taiwan defence hope, but has it been too slow to adapt? - Vimarsana News

Ukraine's unconventional drone tactics offer Taiwan defence hope, but has it been too slow to adapt?

Ukraine’s drones have taken a heavy toll on Russian ships and ports, offering valuable lessons in asymmetrical warfare.

Source: scmp.com
The Navy's Achilles Heel: China's DF-26B Missile Could Sink Aircraft Carriers - Vimarsana News

The Navy's Achilles Heel: China's DF-26B Missile Could Sink Aircraft Carriers

The DF-26B allows China to target US Navy warships operating near regions China considers to be within its sphere of influence. This capability means that all those expensive US Navy warships—notably aircraft carriers—will be vulnerable to attack from the DF-26B. The DF-26B carries the nickname “carrier killer.” 

China Is Obsessed with Sinking America's Aircraft Carriers - Vimarsana News

China Is Obsessed with Sinking America's Aircraft Carriers

The Third Taiwan Crisis in 1995-1996 exposed China to the strategic dominance of U.S. aircraft carriers, marking a turning point in Chinese military planning.

China Is Determined to Sink U.S. Navy Aircraft Carriers in a War - Vimarsana News

China Is Determined to Sink U.S. Navy Aircraft Carriers in a War

Beijing’s three existing carriers do not hold a flame to Washington’s eleven, making the need for carrier-killing missiles - that can sink U.S. Navy aircraft carriers, in theory -  much more important.