China poses a rising ballistic missile threat that the United States should counter with improved systems including missile defense capabilities, a draft version of a State Department study concludes, according to The Washington Times. The International Security Advisory Board (ISAB) said China is embarked upon a military buildup that is much too vast to be merely for defensive purposes, or for invading and conquering nearby Taiwan. Rather, China clearly intends to attain cutting-edge capabilities that will permit it to confront…
Missile Defense Required To Counter Increasing Threat Posed By China, State Department Study Finds: Report
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