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As the British aircraft carrier left the South China Sea and headed for the Pacific Ocean, radars detected the presence of two Shank-type nuclear submarines.
Two Chinese nuclear submarines have been secretly discovered following the UK’s largest naval vessel, the HMS Queen Elizabeth. Reports British Tabloid Express.
According to the newspaper, British radars detected two shank-type nuclear submarines as the aircraft carrier left the South China Sea and headed for the Pacific Ocean.
“Beijing uses technology to detect our positions, but it is moving towards the position of a superpower and using submarines to strengthen its broader mission to dominate trade and security across the country. [oceano] The Pacific is against international law, ”a British source told the media.
AFP 2021
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China left the United States
On Friday, the Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Air Force, General Charles K. Brown Jr. left the United States, claiming that China had increased its military capabilities.
“I would say that China is using every tool of power to achieve its goals, and we are lagging behind,” the general said.
Brown added that Beijing has become “the world’s leading strategic competitor”.
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