China’s massive and diverse land-based missile arsenal, featuring thousands of projectiles, creates a formidable ...

US Navy China's carrier-killer missiles may not be able to threaten US ships The Chinese report comes in response to U.S. dual-carrier training operations in the region ...

B, an intermediate-range ballistic missile (IRBM) with a 4,000 km range, poses a significant threat to US naval assets in the Indo-Pacific. -Its anti-ship variant, often called the “Guam Express” or ...

China has been conducting midnight exercises to practice launching DF-26 missiles. The DF-26, often described as a "carrier killer," can strike land and naval targets.

Writing last week (see: “China’s ‘New’ Carrier Killer Subs”), I highlighted that this new weapon constitutes a major threat to U.S. and allied surface vessels deployed in Asian waters.

China's DF-26 "carrier-killer" missile. CCTV via YouTube China has long held an advantage over the US in what kinds of missiles it can build.

China’s military test-fired two missiles into the South China Sea, including a “carrier killer” military analysts suggest might have been developed to attack U.S. forces, a newspaper ...

That carrier-killer imagery resonates with Western audiences comes as little surprise. It implies that Chinese rocketeers can send the pride of the U.S. Navy to the bottom from a distance, and ...

A race between Chinese and U.S. military forces to gain crucial advantages in a potential conflict to control the South China Sea is well underway, and neither side will hide it any longer.

The Global Times, a state-run tabloid in China, got the attention of the U.S. Navy on Sunday when it tweeted about Beijing’s “aircraft carrier killer” missiles while two U.S. carriers are in ...

China's "carrier killer" missiles would not pose a threat to a US aircraft vessel during a potential conflict with the country, a senior Navy official has said. Rear Adm. Carlos Sardiello ...

China’s military test-fired two missiles into the South China Sea, including a “carrier killer” military analysts suggest might have been developed to attack U.S. forces, a newspaper ...