Chinese media has published never-before-seen footage of its DF-10 nuclear cruise missiles capable of reaching US military bases in Japan and South Korea, the People’s Daily reported.
The video showed six of the weapons being fired from the back of trucks.
Carrying nuclear warheads weighing up to 500 kilos, the DF-10 “Long Sword” missiles, with a range of 930 miles, can be mounted on missile trucks, submarines or warships.
Some variations also feature stealth technology, supersonic speeds and the ability to blow warships out of the water.
WATCH: Three of China's DF-10 cruise missiles are shown firing in rapid succession in never-seen-before footage broadcast on Chinese television pic.twitter.com/7Nl6cxUflI
— People's Daily,China (@PDChina) 28 февраля 2018 г.
According to David Roche, president of Independent Strategy, a London-based company providing institutional investors with research on world-wide strategy and asset allocation, China and the US will "almost inevitably" face off in a Cold War-level conflict which will have a ripple effect globally.
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