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China launches its first Type 076 amphibious assault ship, Sichuan, with a displacement of 40,000 tons. The Type 076 features a full-length flight deck and EMALS, enabling it to launch fixed-wing aircraft, including UCAVs. It bridges the gap between amphibious assault ships and carriers.

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it’s more than 45.000 ton, no way it’s same displacement as type 075

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Why are they doing this ?

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This helps to create global balance with the west

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Why China is rapidly building warships, advanced drones and large ships ?

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China's launch of the Type 076 Sichuan shows its growing ability to combine amphibious and carrier operations, boosting military flexibility.

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Huge ship

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What happened?

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It's really a huge ship 🚢

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China continous to build its military.

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China has a lot of money.

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