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China’s Colossal Submarine Drones Emerge in the South China Sea

Science · Hainan

China’s Colossal Submarine Drones Emerge in the South China Sea

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These mysterious Chinese submarines are uncrewed and bigger than most navies’ attack boats See the Story

China Launches Arctic Shipping Route to Europe Amid Poland Border Closure

Ningbo · Ningbo

China Launches Arctic Shipping Route to Europe Amid Poland Border Closure

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The Chinese communist regime launched an Arctic shipping route to Europe this week, state media reported on Sept. 22, renewing world attention to its “Polar Silk Road” ambitions. The container line Sea Legend sent its first ship, the Istanbul Bridge, through the Arctic’s North Sea Route (NSR), from the Ningbo Zhoushan Port in eastern Zhejiang Province to the UK’s Port of Felixstowe, according to state-run Xinhua News Agency. Analysts said that t…See the Story

King Charles commissions new nuclear submarine with ties to Britain’s heroic past

King Charles · Barrow-in-Furness

King Charles commissions new nuclear submarine with ties to Britain’s heroic past

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King Charles III travelled to Barrow-in-Furness on Monday to formally commission the Royal Navy's latest nuclear-powered attack submarine and bestow a historic royal designation upon the Cumbrian town.The monarch read the Commissioning Warrant for HMS Agamemnon, the sixth vessel in the Astute-class fleet, during a ceremony at BAE Systems' shipyard.His Majesty also visited the town hall to officially confer royal port status upon Barrow, acknowle…See the Story

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