US missiles would run out within days in war with China
The US would run out of missiles within days if war breaks out with China, a House committee has found. American supplies of long-range anti-ship missiles will run dry within three to seven days if China invades Taiwan, according to a wargame simulation conducted by the House select committee on China.
China had roughly a fifth of the US capacity. Now it's got more than half of the US capacity, according to new research.
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The PLA is deploying the new technology to extend its range beyond the strategic first island chain, the Pentagon says.
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The U.S. has voiced deep concerns over Pakistan's missile technology, which could soon pose a direct threat to U.S. security.
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