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Lol, the Russian and PRC stockpiles are overrated, literally.
It doesn't matter that how many nukes we have! We should give up no first use policy!
Why China should give up NFU?
It doesn't matter that how many nukes we have! We should give up no first use policy!
i remember that they call china 3rd world country also
and for your sake no one know how many nuke china have as they always bark more then they have.
Hehe, we have Nuclear ballistic missile Shaddock with the range of 600km too
Don't mess up with VN and ASEAN , or your supper rich leaders will die too (and of course they don;t wanna die)
New Recruit
China is ready for a modern EMP war. The U.S. and Japan are not.
China has at least 40 super-hardened underground air bases (see citation below and the plethora of pictures in the link) to protect its aircraft and other military assets from an EMP strike. Chinese underground air bases are located under mountains or hills of granite.
On the other hand, Kadena Air Force Base is completely above ground. Similarly, Guam is also fully above ground without any deep underground bases.
A fleet of F-22s at Kadena or B-2 bombers (which the U.S. only has 20 and they're subsonic) at Guam is just asking to be crippled by a Chinese 16.5 megaton EMP warhead. All of the electrical wiring and electronics will be fused with 50,000 volts per meter. This electrical damage also applies to all tanker refueling trucks and pumps. Also, all missiles will have their electronic seekers fused.
An EMP warhead in excess of one megaton has a radius of 1,500 miles. This means the area affected by an EMP is a circle with a diameter of 3,000 miles. Aircraft carriers and their naval aircraft are also sitting ducks waiting to have all of their electrical systems and electronics fused at 50,000 volts per meter.
In the worst-case scenario, even if you assume China did not specifically design an EMP warhead, Japan and the U.S. still have to face a five megaton Chinese DF-5 thermonuclear and EMP warhead.
Nuclear firepower is very important. Russia annexed 20% of Georgia, an U.N. member, in Abkhazia and South Ossetia. The United States did nothing. To the contrary, the United States offered a "reset" to the Russians. This is called appeasement.
Aren't all of you curious to see what happens when The Dragon roars someday? Will the U.S. also do nothing? That is my prediction.
It is interesting to note that while China has over the half of the nuclear power of US in term of megatons. It has significantly less in the number of total nuclear warheads. This is consistent with the no-first use policy. The Chinese nukes tends to be big and with the intention of destroying cities and population centers (aka deterrent). Many US nukes has smaller yield so they can be used as tactical devices.
Also, nukes don't destroy country via extermination of the people. As it is stated, there is simply no way for a few gigaton of explosion to level the entire country. What it does, is causing the target's economy and social structure to collapse. For example, if New York city is destroyed, then US financial system will take a crippling blow, along with many production and research facilities. Similarly, if Chengdu is destroyed, then Chinese fighter production would have take a huge blow and decades of research will be lost. This kind of loss take decades to recover and by the end of recovery, the country would have dropped to a third rate nation.
Personally I think the Chinese nuclear stockpile looks about right. 294 megaton is sufficient deterrent to any major nation and extra is not really needed. Remember, Nukes are not cheap to build and they are also very costly to maintain and dispose.