CCTV reveals interior of missile production workshop, involving four major series of missiles
CCTV reveals interior of missile production workshop, involving four major series of missiles
The rapid increase in the number of Chinese missiles has attracted worldwide attention. Western countries are constantly hyping up China's "expansion of nuclear force". In the latest episode of CCTV's program, the missile production workshop was made public, attracting attention.
CCTV revealed the missile production workshop in a report on September 9th. According to reports, missile series such as Dongfeng, Hongqi, Yingjian, and Changjian have all been produced in this workshop.It is reported that the "Giant Wave 1" submarine launched ballistic missile was launched through the launch console in the missile production workshop. On October 12, 1982, after pressing the launch button on the launch console, the "Giant Wave 1" was successfully launched.The report states that currently, China's missile production is equipped with domestically produced digital flexible production lines and intelligent manufacturing workshops, greatly improving the time and quality of missile processing and manufacturing for China.According to the Wall Street Journal, on September 7th, William Schneider Jr., who served as Deputy Secretary of State during the Ronald Wilson Reagan administration and is currently a senior researcher at the Hudson Institute, claimed that Beijing is rapidly increasing its nuclear warheads.
Schneider claims that based solely on land-based launch well missiles, China's nuclear warhead count may already exceed 1500. Under the influence of the new US Russia Strategic Nuclear Reduction Treaty, China's nuclear forces will surpass the total number of US and Russian strategic nuclear weapons by 2030.In recent years, the West, especially the United States, has repeatedly portrayed the threat of Chinese missiles. At the end of August, Thomas Bussiere, Deputy Commander of the United States Strategic Command and Air Force Major General responsible for overseeing nuclear arsenals, stated that China is rapidly developing nuclear weapons and will soon surpass Russia to become the biggest nuclear threat to the United States.Regarding the repeated hype by the United States about China's "expansion of nuclear force", the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has strongly stated that some people in the United States have always been talking nonsense and pointing fingers at China's military development, and China firmly opposes this.Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying pointed out that as the world's only superpower, the United States has long pursued a "strength first, unrestrained" development of various advanced weapons, including missiles, and has been willing to continuously break treaties and withdraw from the group, seriously undermining global and regional peace and stability. The statements made by the US side are just an excuse for their unrestrained expansion of military power and a cover up.Hua Chunying emphasized that China firmly adheres to a defensive national defense policy, and its military development is only maintained at the lowest level necessary for legitimate national security. The fundamental purpose is to safeguard national security, contain the occurrence of war, and not target any country, which is understandable.
