China is building more underground silos for its ICBMs Minnie Chan , Ng Han Guan / Associated Press
Satellite images show at least 16 launch facilities being built in Inner Mongolia, according to US think tank report.
The report says the facilities are designed for China s most powerful ICBMs, as it seeks to boost nuclear deterrence.
China is building more underground silos from where its most powerful intercontinental ballistic missiles could be launched, according to reports.
They are reportedly being built in the north of the country and are designed to accommodate the DF-41 and DF-31AG missiles that have a range of 10,000 km to 14,000 km (6,200 to 8,700 miles) meaning they could reach US territory.
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After a two-year delay because of technical problems, construction work on the vessel resumed earlier this year, the South China Morning Post reported in January, citing a military source. Shipbuilders and ship propulsion engineers are keen on making a significant breakthrough with the construction of the fourth carrier, a source close to the Chinese navy said on condition of anonymity. It will be a technological leap for the shipbuilding industry … but construction may take longer than for its sister ship due to the different propulsion systems.
China already has two operational aircraft carriers and a third to which the source was referring is expected to be launched this year. None are nuclear powered.