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Bramos is copy with the new name but VX1 is new design when look at their design componentAnd also copying.
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Brahmos is basically an overhyped Russian missile with an Indian label ... nothing much to see here unfortunately
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Actually SIR P-800 was a internal/ Russian designation of OniksWhere are you coming from?
There is a hell lot of thread in this PDF where Brahmos was a JV based on Oniks.
On topic :They already gave them a name copy
Wait for 2 years you will get Mach 5+ Brahmos 2
And Chinese aren't sitting idle they are way ahead of you ever heard WU-14 HGV and tested 2 or3 times successfully
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Actually SIR P-800 was a internal/ Russian designation of Oniks
And Chinese aren't sitting idle they are way ahead of you ever heard WU-14 HGV and tested 2 or3 times successfully
For China's WU-14 HGV already 4 times Successfully test
http://freebeacon.com/national-security/china-conducts-fourth-test-of-wu-14-strike-vehicle/
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You have a good analysis, please Chinese and Pakistani members no more trolling plz.
CX-1 is a piece of crap actually, it is a watered down version for export.Brahmos is a piece of crap。CX-1 is a better piece of crap。
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It seems Henry K was right with his earlier tweet done at one or two day(s) after the alleged trial
New trial of the mobile DF-41 ICBM?
http://www.eastpendulum.com/nouvel-essai-icbm-mobile-df-41
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Did China test missile that could hit any target in US two days before Donald Trump’s visit?
Evidence points to ICBM test on Monday as Beijing responds to Russia and America’s intensified nuclear tests
PUBLISHED : Thursday, 09 November, 2017, 11:32pm
UPDATED : Friday, 10 November, 2017, 10:45am
By Minnie Chan - South China Morning Post
China’s missiles featured in a parade held to mark the 90th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Liberation Army earlier this year. Photo: AP
China is likely to have tested an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) that could strike anywhere in the United States just two days before President Donald Trump’s Beijing visit.
Chinese military experts said the tests were intended to send a message to the US by highlighting China’s nuclear capability at a time when both the US and Russia are intensifying their own tests of ICBMs and hypersonic vehicles.
However, it was unclear whether the test had been deliberately timed to coincide with Trump’s visit (Nov. 8th).
On Sunday (Nov. 5th), Beijing announced an air closure zone over an area in Gobi Desert that has been used in the past to test China’s newest ICBM the DF-41.
The announcement said the 53-minute closure would end at around 9am on Monday, two days before Trump arrived in Beijing.
Chinese bomber runs near Guam aimed at sending a message to US, analysts say
The DF-41 which has a range of 12,000km is one of the most cutting-edge weapons in the People’s Liberation Army.
The capabilities of the Dongfeng-41 missile
The missile is equipped with two multiple independently targetable re-entry vehicles, each of which is capable of carrying several warheads. Its range allows the PLA to strike anywhere inside the US.
The Chinese foreign ministry declined to confirm whether it had conducted a test following a query from the South China Morning Post. The defence ministry did not reply to this newspaper’s questions on Thursday evening.
Song Zhongping, a Hong Kong-based military commentator with Phoenix TV, said it was possible the PLA’s Rocket Force had conducted ICBM tests in the air-closure zone in Gobi Desert, on Monday following its announcement of closure.
The location has previously been used for ground-based, high-altitude anti-missile tests and other ICBM tests.
Earlier reports from state media have said that the missile had been put in service by the PLA’s newly established Rocket Force before the start of this year.
Russia test-fired its Satan 2 ICBM at the end of last month. Photo: Alamy
Beijing-based military commentator Zhou Chengming said he would not rule out the possibility that Beijing wants flex its military muscles before Trump’s visit as China has made similar gestures ahead of visits by US top officials.
The most notable example was the maiden flight made by the PLA’s J-20 fighter in January 2010 when then US defence secretary Robert Gates visited Beijing, Zhou said.
The key message was highlighting Beijing’s nuclear deterrent, he said.
“China, the US and Russia have started a secret competition over long-range strike technologies in recent years. There are voices saying there is a need for the three super powers to agree a higher level nuclear weapons convention as soon as possible,” Zhou said.
“As one of the three super powers in the world, China also needs to do something to boost its nuclear deterrence.”
But Song said the timing could just be a coincidence because the test should have been scheduled long before the date of the US president’s visit was confirmed.
“ICBM tests are very complicated. It needs many departments to work on and coordinate them. It should have been organised last year, but the US President’s Beijing trip was confirmed just two months ago,” Song, who previously served in the PLA’s Second Artillery Corps, the predecessor of Rocket Force, said.
At the end of last month, Russia tested four ICBMs, one of which was identified by its defence ministry as the Satan 2, also known as the RS-28 Sarmat.
Moscow has claimed the missile is capable of carrying 12 nuclear warheads.
An American Minuteman 3 arcs through the sky in a test conducted earlier this year. Photo: Alamy
Moscow’s latest exercise followed a successful test of US air force’s Minuteman 3 ICBM in California on August 2.
The tests come amid rising tensions over North Korea, which has conducted at least 13 rounds of missile tests this year.
Song said the latest ICBM tests indicated that Beijing was strengthening its nuclear capability in the wake of the US and Russian tests.
He added that China’s nuclear strategy was designed to avoid the risk of nuclear “blackmail” and was “not as aggressive as the US and Russia”.
Besides ICBMs and missile defence systems, China has also followed the US in developing hypersonic glide vehicles, a technology that can reach any target in the world within an hour using unmanned hypersonic bomber aircraft.
Last month, state-run China Central Television broadcast a special features discussing its JF-12 hypersonic wind tunnel and disclosing the different aircraft models it was testing.
http://www.scmp.com/news/china/diplomacy-defence/article/2119201/did-china-test-missile-could-hit-any-target-us-two-days
This article appeared in the South China Morning Post print edition as: Long-range missile test likely to have been held before visit
New trial of the mobile DF-41 ICBM?
http://www.eastpendulum.com/nouvel-essai-icbm-mobile-df-41
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Did China test missile that could hit any target in US two days before Donald Trump’s visit?
Evidence points to ICBM test on Monday as Beijing responds to Russia and America’s intensified nuclear tests
PUBLISHED : Thursday, 09 November, 2017, 11:32pm
UPDATED : Friday, 10 November, 2017, 10:45am
By Minnie Chan - South China Morning Post
China’s missiles featured in a parade held to mark the 90th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Liberation Army earlier this year. Photo: AP
China is likely to have tested an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) that could strike anywhere in the United States just two days before President Donald Trump’s Beijing visit.
Chinese military experts said the tests were intended to send a message to the US by highlighting China’s nuclear capability at a time when both the US and Russia are intensifying their own tests of ICBMs and hypersonic vehicles.
However, it was unclear whether the test had been deliberately timed to coincide with Trump’s visit (Nov. 8th).
On Sunday (Nov. 5th), Beijing announced an air closure zone over an area in Gobi Desert that has been used in the past to test China’s newest ICBM the DF-41.
The announcement said the 53-minute closure would end at around 9am on Monday, two days before Trump arrived in Beijing.
Chinese bomber runs near Guam aimed at sending a message to US, analysts say
The DF-41 which has a range of 12,000km is one of the most cutting-edge weapons in the People’s Liberation Army.
The capabilities of the Dongfeng-41 missile
The missile is equipped with two multiple independently targetable re-entry vehicles, each of which is capable of carrying several warheads. Its range allows the PLA to strike anywhere inside the US.
The Chinese foreign ministry declined to confirm whether it had conducted a test following a query from the South China Morning Post. The defence ministry did not reply to this newspaper’s questions on Thursday evening.
Song Zhongping, a Hong Kong-based military commentator with Phoenix TV, said it was possible the PLA’s Rocket Force had conducted ICBM tests in the air-closure zone in Gobi Desert, on Monday following its announcement of closure.
The location has previously been used for ground-based, high-altitude anti-missile tests and other ICBM tests.
Earlier reports from state media have said that the missile had been put in service by the PLA’s newly established Rocket Force before the start of this year.
Russia test-fired its Satan 2 ICBM at the end of last month. Photo: Alamy
Beijing-based military commentator Zhou Chengming said he would not rule out the possibility that Beijing wants flex its military muscles before Trump’s visit as China has made similar gestures ahead of visits by US top officials.
The most notable example was the maiden flight made by the PLA’s J-20 fighter in January 2010 when then US defence secretary Robert Gates visited Beijing, Zhou said.
The key message was highlighting Beijing’s nuclear deterrent, he said.
“China, the US and Russia have started a secret competition over long-range strike technologies in recent years. There are voices saying there is a need for the three super powers to agree a higher level nuclear weapons convention as soon as possible,” Zhou said.
“As one of the three super powers in the world, China also needs to do something to boost its nuclear deterrence.”
But Song said the timing could just be a coincidence because the test should have been scheduled long before the date of the US president’s visit was confirmed.
“ICBM tests are very complicated. It needs many departments to work on and coordinate them. It should have been organised last year, but the US President’s Beijing trip was confirmed just two months ago,” Song, who previously served in the PLA’s Second Artillery Corps, the predecessor of Rocket Force, said.
At the end of last month, Russia tested four ICBMs, one of which was identified by its defence ministry as the Satan 2, also known as the RS-28 Sarmat.
Moscow has claimed the missile is capable of carrying 12 nuclear warheads.
An American Minuteman 3 arcs through the sky in a test conducted earlier this year. Photo: Alamy
Moscow’s latest exercise followed a successful test of US air force’s Minuteman 3 ICBM in California on August 2.
The tests come amid rising tensions over North Korea, which has conducted at least 13 rounds of missile tests this year.
Song said the latest ICBM tests indicated that Beijing was strengthening its nuclear capability in the wake of the US and Russian tests.
He added that China’s nuclear strategy was designed to avoid the risk of nuclear “blackmail” and was “not as aggressive as the US and Russia”.
Besides ICBMs and missile defence systems, China has also followed the US in developing hypersonic glide vehicles, a technology that can reach any target in the world within an hour using unmanned hypersonic bomber aircraft.
Last month, state-run China Central Television broadcast a special features discussing its JF-12 hypersonic wind tunnel and disclosing the different aircraft models it was testing.
http://www.scmp.com/news/china/diplomacy-defence/article/2119201/did-china-test-missile-could-hit-any-target-us-two-days
This article appeared in the South China Morning Post print edition as: Long-range missile test likely to have been held before visit
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WATCH: Video reveals Dongfeng-41, China's newest intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), which can carry 10 nuclear warheads and has an operational range of over 12,000 kilometers.
And another footage of DF-41 (no Engsub):
东风41强势爆光，这才叫地动山摇，今后看谁还敢欺负我们_腾讯视频
Public exposure of the mighty DF-41, with capabilities necessary in a tremendous battle, from now on it should serve as a stick large enough to prevent any bully over China - Tencent Video
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And another footage of DF-41 (no Engsub):
东风41强势爆光，这才叫地动山摇，今后看谁还敢欺负我们_腾讯视频
Public exposure of the mighty DF-41, with capabilities necessary in a tremendous battle, from now on it should serve as a stick large enough to prevent any bully over China - Tencent Video
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The latest footage from Shenzhen Satellite TV News on 22 Nov (sorry, no Engsub, just enjoy the pictures if can't grasp the spoken Chinese at all), focuses on the China's newest ICBM.
The DF-41 ICBM is expected to be deployed at large scale!
[Greater China Live Broadcast]《直播港澳台》 20171122 Dongfeng-41 ICBM is expected to enter large scale operation 东风-41_有望大规模入役 - Shenzhen Satellite TV News
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The DF-41 ICBM is expected to be deployed at large scale!
[Greater China Live Broadcast]《直播港澳台》 20171122 Dongfeng-41 ICBM is expected to enter large scale operation 东风-41_有望大规模入役 - Shenzhen Satellite TV News
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For China's WU-14 HGV already 4 times Successfully test
http://freebeacon.com/national-security/china-conducts-fourth-test-of-wu-14-strike-vehicle/
Actually, the DF-ZF has been tested more than seven times so far. The western media has reported seven times, but the rest were never publically announced.
China is now pursuing the HGV with the speed of Mach 40 or more by building a new wind tunnel larger than the current JF12.
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China: the New DF-41, expected to be-deployed-next year
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please, pay attention about quality of theposts...
please avoid posting one sentence without source or proof, especially avoid using years-old picture attached with the one sentence post...
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