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Inside the Ring: China moving toward nuclear coercion - Vimarsana News

Inside the Ring: China moving toward nuclear coercion

Beijing's rapid large-scale buildup of nuclear weapons is a sign the Chinese military is moving away from its past defensive strategy toward the use of "nuclear coercion" to achieve Chinese Communist Party aims, such as the takeover of Taiwan, according to a think tank report authored by a Strategic Command analyst.

Inside the Ring: China moving toward nuclear coercion - Vimarsana News

Inside the Ring: China moving toward nuclear coercion

Beijing's rapid large-scale buildup of nuclear weapons is a sign the Chinese military is moving away from its past defensive strategy toward the use of "nuclear coercion" to achieve Chinese Communist Party aims, such as the takeover of Taiwan, according to a think tank report authored by a Strategic Command analyst.

Submarines: The Robotic Naval Arms Race - Vimarsana News

Submarines: The Robotic Naval Arms Race

The navies of the United States and China are in a naval arms race as each turns out more unmanned surface and subsurface ships So far in 2022 China has produced the Zhu Hai Yun, a 2,000-ton ship that carries up to fifty unmanned submarine, surface and

Meet the Navy's 'Ghost Fleet' of Robotic Subs - Vimarsana News

Meet the Navy's 'Ghost Fleet' of Robotic Subs

The five new Orca subs will carry anti-ship mines like the new Hammerhead and other covert payloads.

Attack From Below: The Navy Is Going Big on Mine-laying Underwater Drones - Vimarsana News

Attack From Below: The Navy Is Going Big on Mine-laying Underwater Drones

The Orca extra-large unmanned underwater vehicle could ply the world’s oceans.