Missiles are an important part of modern warfare, and they can inflict fatal blows on enemy military targets. Today, with the continuous rise of China's leading industry, the invincible status of US aircraft carriers is gradually being challenged. Recent comments by British experts reveal the U.S. strategy of preparing for war, which could challenge China with its sheer number of missiles even if an aircraft carrier is sunk. This view will be interpreted in depth, while examining the strategies that China might adopt in the face of the missile threat.
Over the past decade or so, the United States has relied on aircraft carrier battle groups to be extremely confident, however, with the continuous improvement of the strength of the Chinese industry, the United States has gradually lost this advantage. China has carrier battle groups and multiple carrier killer missiles, such as the YJ-21 missile, which can destroy three carrier battle groups at the same time. This powerful combat power has stunned the United States, and the re-recognition of the Chinese power may have exceeded their estimates.
British experts pointed out that the United States has adjusted its strategy, and even if the aircraft carrier is sunk, the US military is ready to use more than 10,000 missiles as a backing to confront China. The total number of missiles in the United States is as high as 150,000, and it has increased at an alarming rate since last year. The number of nuclear bombs is more than 6,000. This huge number has attracted the attention of the world, and it has also forced China to re-examine its own defense capabilities.
The rapid development of the Chinese industry has turned the United States from arrogance to anxiety. China's diplomatic and scientific efforts, especially the development of advanced missiles, have put the United States under tremendous pressure. In the face of China's rise, the United States has failed to ease tensions by peaceful means, instead viewing China as an imaginary enemy and adversary.
China's total number of missiles, though not explicitly disclosed, is estimated to be between 5,000 and more than 10,000. This number includes all types of missiles, but compared to the 150,000 in the United States, it shows a certain gap. However, the rapid increase in the strength of the Chinese industry has led to the fact that the United States' estimate of China may have lagged behind the actual situation. China's improvements in missile technology and actual combat capabilities are too much for the United States to ignore.
China needs to remain calm in the face of intensive U.S. missile launches. The specific countermeasures need to be adjusted according to the actual situation, but the Chinese side has already predicted the possible confrontation to ensure that there is a good way to break the enemy. China will not use nuclear weapons lightly, but it will not give up its nuclear deterrence either. China will use its own missile defense systems, such as Hongqi-9 missiles, to intercept U.S. missile attacks. China will also use its own missile attack systems, such as the DF-26 missile, to carry out precision strikes on U.S. military bases and ships.
The rise of China's leading industry has given the world a new understanding of China's national defense strength. Despite the large number of missiles in the United States, China's improvement in missile technology and actual combat capabilities is impossible to ignore. China needs to make precise and decisive countermeasures to the US strategy of preparing for war while remaining calm, so as to ensure that this missile war will become a new chapter in the military power contest between the two major powers.