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Hong Kong, May 31 (ANI): China has one of the most impressive inventories of missiles of any military. The People's Liberation Army Rocket Force (PLARF), the keeper of China's ballistic missile inventory, boasts weapons of all different ranges, both conventional and nuclear-tipped. However, when it comes to ballistic missiles, there are indications that China is not the innovative and unstoppable force that it would like the rest of the world to think.