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GENEVA, Oct 18 — The United States is concerned about hypersonic missile technology and its potential military applications by China and Russia, a senior US arms control official said today. “We have concerns about what China is doing on hypersonic,” US disarmament ambassador Robert Wood told...

Monday, 18 Oct 2021 09:35 PM MYT

GENEVA, Oct 18 — The United States is concerned about hypersonic missile technology and its potential military applications by China and Russia, a senior US arms control official said today. “We have concerns about what China is doing on hypersonic,” US disarmament ambassador Robert Wood told reporters in Geneva after a report that Beijing had tested a nuclear-capable hypersonic missile.

“We just don’t know how we can defend against that type of technology, neither does China or Russia,” he said, referring to the difficulty of missile defence systems to track such high-speed weapons that can manoeuvre and evade their shields. China said earlier today it was a space vehicle, not a missile. — Reuters

 

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No one concern about the nuclear warhead on the rockets?

The rest of the World are concerned about the usage of economic sanctions too. How about addressing that elephant in the room?

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