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Satellite imagery reveals regular presence of nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines at the strategic base near the resort city of Sanya in China. Specialized surface warships and aircraft designed to protect the subs are prowling key waterways off the coast. Taken together, this means China has a force of missile submarines that can launch nuclear attacks from beneath the waves. Source: China's underwater N-tests signal breakthrough
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