China eyes building nuclear-powered aircraft carriers
China’s future aircraft carriers may be nuclear-powered, says a big Chinese defense contractor.
State-owned China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC) reportedly said in a statement on Tuesday that it plans to “speed up the process of making technological breakthroughs in nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, new-type nuclear submarines, quiet submarines, maritime unmanned intelligent confrontation systems, maritime three-dimensional offensive and defensive systems, and naval warfare comprehensive electronic information systems.”
The Chinese Communist Party tabloid Global Times says it’s the first time a state-owned Chinese defense contractor has openly identified building nuclear-powered aircraft carriers as one of its projects.
The newspaper quoted Chinese military experts as saying that Beijing may be making progress in developing nuke-powered aircraft carriers and that officials may eventually confirm the news.
State-owned China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC) reportedly said in a statement on Tuesday that it plans to “speed up the process of making technological breakthroughs in nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, new-type nuclear submarines, quiet submarines, maritime unmanned intelligent confrontation systems, maritime three-dimensional offensive and defensive systems, and naval warfare comprehensive electronic information systems.”
The Chinese Communist Party tabloid Global Times says it’s the first time a state-owned Chinese defense contractor has openly identified building nuclear-powered aircraft carriers as one of its projects.
The newspaper quoted Chinese military experts as saying that Beijing may be making progress in developing nuke-powered aircraft carriers and that officials may eventually confirm the news.
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