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China to stage war games in Yellow Sea
Posted: 29 August 2010 1608 hrs




BEIJING: China will hold live-fire naval exercises in the Yellow Sea this week, state media reported Sunday, after voicing opposition to similar war games to be staged there by the United States and South Korea.

The Beihai fleet of the navy of the People's Liberation Army will conduct a "live ammunition drill" from Wednesday to Saturday off the coast of eastern China's Qingdao city, Xinhua news agency reported.

"This is an annual routine training, mainly involving the shooting of shipboard artillery," said the report, citing China's defence ministry.

The United States and South Korea are planning a new round of joint drills in the Yellow Sea in September in another show of force against North Korea following the sinking of a South Korean warship in March.

Any military drills involving the United States in the Yellow Sea are a sensitive issue because of the area's proximity to China and the disputed maritime boundary between South and North Korea.

China has bristled at the idea of a US aircraft carrier group patrolling waters near its coast, although the US military has said the planned anti-submarine exercise in September would not involve a carrier.

"This would be a fresh provocation following a series of joint US-ROK (South Korean) activities that have caused tensions in East Asia," Chinese Rear Admiral Yang Yi said in an August 13 commentary in the China Daily.

"Offending Chinese people is not in the fundamental interest of the US... any activity aimed at pushing a country with a 1.3-billion populace with enormous potential would be inadvisable."

The United States and South Korea have staged massive joint naval and air exercises in the nearby Sea of Japan which were opposed by Beijing.

The drills followed the sinking of the Cheonan in March which Seoul and its allies said was caused by a North Korean torpedo attack.

China is North Korea's closest ally and trade partner and Beijing has refused to join in international condemnation of Pyongyang for the incident.

China staged its own naval, air and artillery exercises late last month, though it was not clear if the drills had been pre-planned or were in response to the US-South Korea exercises.

-AFP/wk

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/ ... 21/1/.html

Fresquinhas do CASINO, entre outros podem ver as roletas e as alcatifas para o bar a serem levadas para bordo













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http://china-defense.blogspot.com/2010/ ... early.html

China needs 'carrier-killer' missile: press

by Staff Writers
Beijing (AFP) Sept 6, 2010

China needs a "carrier-killer" missile deterrent as a counter-balance to US naval supremacy in the Pacific, the state-controlled press said Monday.
"China undoubtedly needs to build a highly credible anti-carrier capability," the Global Times said in an editorial.

"Not only does China need an anti-ship ballistic missile, but also other carrier-killing measures," added the paper, which is published by the People's Daily, print mouthpiece of the ruling Communist Party.

"Since US aircraft carrier battle groups in the Pacific constitute deterrence against China's strategic interests, China has to possess the capacity to counterbalance," it said.

US military analysts have warned China is developing a new version of its Dongfeng 21 missile that could pierce the defences of even the most sturdy US naval vessels and has a range of 20,000 kilometres (12,400 miles) -- far beyond Chinese waters.

Washington has expressed rising concern over China's military intentions following a string of double-digit increases in Chinese military spending and a rapid modernisation of its armed forces.

China has bristled at the idea of a US aircraft carrier group patrolling waters near its coast and has voiced opposition to the US dispatching such vessels during ongoing joint military exercises with South Korea.

The US Defence Department last month said China had continued building up its military strength in the Taiwan Strait despite better ties with the China-friendly government in Taipei, which took power in 2008.

The Pentagon said Beijing was ramping up investment in a range of areas including nuclear weapons, long-range missiles, submarines, aircraft carriers and cyber warfare.

Many analysts say China's military build-up is aimed primarily at winning a possible war with the United States over Taiwan. Beijing claims the self-ruled island as its own territory.

China has rejected the concerns, saying its military upgrading was aimed merely at self-defence and that the country's armed forces posed no threat to any other countries.

http://www.spacewar.com/reports/China_n ... s_999.html

20mil km??? Jesus.

Fumo saindo da chaminé do PA Chinês

É incêndio mesmo. O fumo sai do lado da chaminé, e não da chaminé.
Mas é melhor ver o replay como no futebol.

O cassino vem ganhando novas atrações...









FL-3000N

Fosga-se,

os gajos vão mesmo por aquilo no mar

soultrain escreveu:Fosga-se,

os gajos vão mesmo por aquilo no mar

Só pode ser, porque afinal nunca vi cassino precisar de radar!!!

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soultrain escreveu:Fosga-se,

os gajos vão mesmo por aquilo no mar

ahhh, mas tu ainda tinhas dúvidas....

aquilo não é um radar, é uma antena parabólica para apanhar canais desportivos que serão transmitidos em ecrans gigantes nos bares do casino

Inicialmente aquilo foi projecto de Almirantes "malucos", depois pensei que iriam usar como treino para pouso e para conhecer e aperfeiçoar um PA próprio. Depois do radar fiquei com duvidas, agora o Flying Leopard 3000 Naval, o RAM Chino... Aquilo é para valer, ele vai para o mar e daqui a pouco tempo. Não se apresta um navio com armamento se não estiver para ser lançado.

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Se o governo Chinês desse o que os Almirantes queriam, daqui a uns poucos anos eles teriam mais de uma dezena de PA's a navegar, tem sido o governo a acalmar a coisa.

soultrain escreveu:Inicialmente aquilo foi projecto de Almirantes "malucos", depois pensei que iriam usar como treino para pouso e para conhecer e aperfeiçoar um PA próprio. Depois do radar fiquei com duvidas, agora o Flying Leopard 3000 Naval, o RAM Chino... Aquilo é para valer, ele vai para o mar e daqui a pouco tempo. Não se apresta um navio com armamento se não estiver para ser lançado.

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Pois é, acho que o fumo visto nas fotos anteriores é um indício de que os testes de mar estão próximos. Vai fazer fumaça que nem o A 12. Só quero ver se lá na China vai aparecer algum ecochato para reclamar.

Lá os ecochatos tem a língua cortada...

Abraços

saullo escreveu:Lá os ecochatos tem a língua cortada...

Abraços

E tomara que seja só isso que cortem...