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    Chinas neuestes Atom-U-Boot sank und verzögerte die militärische Modernisierung


    Chinas neuestes Atom-U-Boot sank und verzögerte die militärische Modernisierung

    https://www.livemint.com/news/world/chinas-newest-nuclear-submarine-sank-setting-back-its-military-modernization/amp-11727364172456.html

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    1. Spare_Philosopher893 on

      Imagine how much worse it would be for them if they have to use these things against a second navy that has subs that don’t randomly sink.

    7. gizmodilla on

      Things like that tend to happen when you order your military hardware on Temu Xi.

    8. smsmkiwi on

      The article is a bit sparse on details. Surely, if it sank in the shipyard they could pump the water out and raise it. The shipyard depth can’t be that prohibitive. Also, the bloody thing would get in the way of future builds, lying there on the bottom on the wharf.

    10. taisui on

      So that’s James Earl Jones’ secret mission huh?

      “Now Commander, the Submarine did SINK, you heard it implode, and I was never here.”

    12. etoyoc_yrgnuh on

      That’s because it’s made in ……………………………………….Chinahhhhhh.

    13. Phantasmio on

      Nice, now we have the CCP leaving a nuclear reactor sitting at the bottom of the sea. Another huge win for the tankies!

    19. RobertEdwinHouse38 on

      Sub sank.

      Chengdu J-20 can’t fly in a light rain without engine flameout.

      Their flagship Aircraft carrier is a Russian last century refit.

      And, the bulk of their naval “ships” are light ocean craft with water cannons and small arms.

      When did modernization start? Anyone know?

    21. MikeMurray128 on

      Technically the issue isn’t that it sank. Subs are supposed to do that.

      The real issue is that it won’t ever resurface 😉

    23. StrongFaithlessness5 on

      How do we know if it sank or it simply went underwater?

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