US Navy should target Chinese aircraft carriers, report says
The report says 3 Chinese carriers now in service and 6 more could be built by 2035, making them vulnerable to long-range strike.
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A US think tank proposes to threaten Chinese aircraft carriers in the event of war, using submarines, missiles and drones.
The CSIS proposed developing a system to deter the forward deployment of Chinese aircraft carriers in the event of a contingency in the Taiwan Strait or South China Sea. It called for a multi-layered deployment of submarines, anti-ship missiles, and drones, and strengthened cooperation with allies, including Japan.
The development of capabilities that will threaten Chinese aircraft carriers is proposed by the American Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS). Data from the report presented by Defense News argues that the expansion of the Chinese fleet also creates new vulnerabilities: Beijing acquires more power projection capabilities, but at the same time invests in expensive ships, difficult to replace and with […] The article Chinese aircr…
China is expanding its aircraft carrier fleet and at the same time developing means to attack US aircraft carriers in a crisis. The US think tank Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) is therefore proposing a change in US military strategy: in the event of war, the US military should directly attack Chinese aircraft carriers. The attacks would be carried out using submarines, missiles and drones.
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