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BEWARE TRUMP! China Unveils New DF-17 Hypersonic Missiles Amid Iran War, US Navy On Radar?
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3:48Now PlayingChina has unveiled a new variant of the DF-17 hypersonic missile, a weapon analysts say could threaten United States aircraft carrier groups. The reveal comes as intelligence reports suggest Beijing may be quietly increasing support for Iran during its escalating conflict with Washington. Two Iranian cargo ships have reportedly left a Chinese port carrying material believed to include sodium perchlorate, a chemical used in solid rocket fuel for ballistic missiles. The development follows ongoing Iranian drone and missile strikes after large-scale attacks by the United States and Israel, fueling fears the conflict could widen amid rising geopolitical tensions.
BEWARE TRUMP! China Unveils New DF-17 Hypersonic Missiles Amid Iran War, US Navy On Radar?
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