Chinese aircraft carrier Fujian

China’s Fujian aircraft carrier has officially launched into the water for its sea trials

In a notable advancement for China‘s naval forces, the Chinese aircraft carrier Fujian has been observed leaving dry dock to commence its sea trials. This event was documented in video footage shared by Clash Report, a prominent outlet for military and geopolitical news, showcasing the progress of China’s maritime fleet. The video illustrates the Fujian moving smoothly through the water, reflecting the sophisticated engineering that … Continue reading China’s Fujian aircraft carrier has officially launched into the water for its sea trials

China blasts high-decibel acoustic device to harass PH vessel, the Philippine Coast Guard said.

Philippines has charged that the Chinese navy engaged in ‘reckless’ aerial maneuvers

The Philippine Coast Guard has accused the Chinese Navy of engaging in perilous flight maneuvers on Tuesday, as it approached a government aircraft that was monitoring a disputed shoal in the South China Sea, a claim that Beijing has contested. “This reckless action posed a serious risk to the safety of the pilots and passengers,” stated the coast guard in an official release. According to … Continue reading Philippines has charged that the Chinese navy engaged in ‘reckless’ aerial maneuvers

Chinese Nuclear Carrier

China might have commenced the construction of the Type 004 supercarrier

Recent satellite imagery indicates that China might have initiated the construction of its latest nuclear-powered Type 004 super aircraft carrier. Observers have noted this possibility, although there are several inconsistencies between the images and the typical construction procedures for such vessels. The primary concern is that the images appear to depict a flight deck module, leading to speculation that this could merely be a test … Continue reading China might have commenced the construction of the Type 004 supercarrier

USS Ralph Johnson

First US Navy ships sail through Taiwan Strait since Trump inauguration

Two U.S. Navy vessels navigated the strategically significant Taiwan Strait this week, marking the first operation of this kind since President Donald Trump assumed office last month. This move provoked a strong response from China, which asserted that the mission heightened security risks in the region. The U.S. Navy typically conducts transits through the strait approximately once a month, often accompanied by ships from allied … Continue reading First US Navy ships sail through Taiwan Strait since Trump inauguration

USS Preble equipped with HELIOS.

US Navy Demonstrates Laser Technology by Successfully Targeting Drone with HELIOS; Image Released.

The USS Preble (DDG-88) has become the first destroyer in the US Navy to be outfitted with a laser weapon, successfully conducting a test of its high-energy laser weapon system against an approaching drone. This test, involving the High-Energy Laser with Integrated Optical Dazzler and Surveillance (HELIOS), reportedly occurred during fiscal year 2024, as indicated in the Pentagon’s annual Director, Operational Test, and Evaluation (DOTE) … Continue reading US Navy Demonstrates Laser Technology by Successfully Targeting Drone with HELIOS; Image Released.

China’s Newest Nuclear-Powered Attack Submarine, Type 09IIIB: A Major Advancement in Naval Strength

China’s new nuclear-powered attack submarine (SSN), the Type 09IIIB—known as the Shang-III class—stands as a significant demonstration of the People’s Liberation Army Navy’s (PLAN) unwavering ambition for supremacy in underwater operations, representing a substantial advancement in its growing capabilities in undersea warfare. This submarine is an upgraded version of the Type 093 (Shang-class) and focuses on enhanced strike capabilities, improved stealth features, and greater operational … Continue reading China’s Newest Nuclear-Powered Attack Submarine, Type 09IIIB: A Major Advancement in Naval Strength

China is constructing a large military command center called the “Super Pentagon” to enhance its defense capabilities

China is actively pursuing global dominance in critical defense and military technologies, with projections indicating that by 2049, the People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLA-N) will be on par with the U.S. Navy. The nation is constructing significant power symbols that could rival those of the United States. The most recent development is a wartime military command center anticipated to exceed the Pentagon in size, aiming … Continue reading China is constructing a large military command center called the “Super Pentagon” to enhance its defense capabilities

China deploys an aircraft carrier along with 59 warships to a strategic region near Taiwan

Satellite imagery from January 31 indicates that the People’s Liberation Army Navy has stationed one aircraft carrier, one coast guard vessel, and 58 maritime militia ships in the vicinity of Pag-asa Island. This military presence is particularly significant due to the island’s strategic importance. Pag-asa Island, also referred to as Thitu Island, is a crucial component of the contested Spratly Archipelago and serves as a … Continue reading China deploys an aircraft carrier along with 59 warships to a strategic region near Taiwan

Type 076 amphibious assault ship, China

China has unveiled a new amphibious assault ship to enhance its military capabilities in competition with the United States

China has unveiled its inaugural next-generation amphibious assault ship, significantly enhancing the capabilities of its rapidly growing navy as it aims to compete with the military strength of the United States. The Type 076 amphibious assault ship was launched on Friday during a ceremony at a shipyard in Shanghai, as reported by the People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN). Designated Sichuan, after a province in southwestern … Continue reading China has unveiled a new amphibious assault ship to enhance its military capabilities in competition with the United States

Members of the China Coast Guard stand in formation during a joint patrol with Russia that China says entered the Arctic Ocean.

Pentagon report suggests that corruption may have impeded the Chinese military’s modernization goals

Corruption within China‘s military may have hindered its advancement toward the 2027 military modernization objectives, according to the Pentagon annual report on Beijing’s military, released on Wednesday. Over the past year, the Chinese military has implemented a comprehensive anti-corruption campaign, and just last month, the defense ministry announced the suspension of a senior military official who is currently under investigation for “serious violations of discipline.” … Continue reading Pentagon report suggests that corruption may have impeded the Chinese military’s modernization goals