Recently, the collision of a US nuclear submarine in the South China Sea has attracted global attention. However, in the face of questioning from the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the US military has yet to provide a specific explanation.

Recently, it seems that in order to shift the topic, American media directly released quite explosive news, discovering China's secret maritime base.

Recently, China's Global Times noticed that on October 12th local time, the US Navy Research Institute (USNI News), which has a military background, revealed to the public that the US military's secret satellite had discovered that China was testing unmanned combat vessels in large quantities at a secret sea base near its northeast coast. The location is within a complex building complex located 8 kilometers away from Dalian Shipyard. In addition, the satellite has found a suspected Chinese conventional submarine 035.

According to US media reports, a secret satellite discovered three unmanned surface vessels docked at the secret base, one of which resembles a JARI-USV armed unmanned vessel in appearance, and the other two resemble large catamarans with an overall shape similar to JARI-USV.

And this so-called 'JARI-USV' is actually a surface multi-purpose unmanned combat vessel jointly built by two research institutes under China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation in August 2019. According to US media estimates, this is likely to be testing the combat capability of the combat boat under various weapon configurations.

US media claims that the secret base first took shape in early 2016 and took about a year to build. However, the frequency of use is not high. From this perspective, it seems more like an auxiliary short-term testing site.

Some observers believe that the release of such explosive news at this time is actually an attempt to divert domestic public attention, as the increasingly severe South China Sea nuclear submarine collision incident has led to attacks on the US Navy, questioning whether this so-called "Sea Wolf class nuclear submarine" is worth the US military's annual maintenance and repair costs, and even demanding a reduction in some financial appropriations. This just touched the nerve of the US military, quickly come out and change the topic.

Of course, there is currently no valid evidence to confirm what exactly the US nuclear submarine collided with. Speculation about this matter is also flying around online. Many people think it hit the net cage of the aquaculture farm; Some say it's simply the US military spreading rumors and creating topics.

There is also a very "scientific" theory that it collided with the Shanghai Dragon Palace, which is more "reliable" because we all know that a monk surnamed Sun with a hairy face and a thunderous mouth went to visit and took the Sea God Needle, and praised the other party's mansion for being very luxurious and domineering.

It is not impossible for American submarines to collide with each other during deep diving. As for the issue of compensation, considering that having the victim Ao personally go to demand it may lead to a major natural disaster. Therefore, in the spirit of humanitarianism, our officials can come forward to claim compensation.

Source: Military Intelligence of Strong Countries