Expert: Chinese Offensive Nuclear Submarines Can Globally Track and Attack Aircraft-Carrier Formations!

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• Expert: Chinese offensive nuclear submarines can globally track and attack aircraft-carrier formations! 
  by http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/ 
  There have been several recent media reports on China’s first nuclear submarine detachment. Pictures disclosed to the media show drills
  taking place inside Chinese nuclear submarines for the first time. When  interviewed by a media agency, the military expert Yin Zhuo analyzed the combat capability of China’s nuclear submarine force. 
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  In the 1970s, a special group coded 09 emerged, which is China’s fleet of nuclear submarines. A counter-attack force against aggression by foreign powers, this fleet recently made a continuous voyage of 90 days and nights, thus setting a new record for a single voyage of long duration among  nuclear submarines worldwide. As a strategic “iron fist” of the Chinese military, the fleet has an initial nuclear deterrence and counterattack capability. It has guaranteed nuclear safety for 42 years, and no nuclear accident has ever occurred. 
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  Speaking about the strategic deterrent ability and wartime combat capability of China’s nuclear submarine fleet, Yin Zhuo said that our current nuclear submarines include two types: ballistic missile nuclear submarines and offensive submarines. The former are the pillar of China’s nuclear counterattack force. This confirms that China operates a defensive nuclear strategy and will not make first use of nuclear weapons, or deploy nuclear weapons to forestall any enemy attack.
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  Instead, China operates a nuclear counterattack strategy. That is to say, only when our opponents use nuclear weapons to attack us will we use nuclear  weapons to counterattack them. This requires our nuclear forces to have a very strong capacity to withstand enemy attack. The survival ability of nuclear submarines is higher than that of any other defense unit, capable of reaching 85 to 90 percent. The survival capacities of other land-based nuclear forces are generally estimated at 6.5 percent, or 15 to 20 percent, far lower than that of nuclear submarines. 
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