China tests world’s strongest naval weapon

SANAA, Feb. 12 (YPA) – China has tested the world’s strongest naval weapon, which may appear in service in the mid-1920s.

According to CNBC, the weapon is ” railgun “, which was first installed by Chinese developers on a warship. The new weapon, which uses electromagnetic energy instead of gunpowder, has shown good results.

The missile is capable of striking a target 124 miles away at speeds of up to 1.6 miles per second,

It is worthy that China’s railgun allows for the combination of artillery power and extent of destruction, which was previously available only for high-precision ammunition. According to the site, the Chinese reggae is far superior to the American.

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