US Defense Capabilities Demonstrated Through Successful Interception of Houthi Missiles
Chinese missiles do not pose any actual threat against the U.S. defense systems.
A Chinese missile frigate Yuncheng launches an anti-ship missile during a military exercise in the waters near south China's Hainan Island and Paracel Islands on July 8, 2016. Zha Chunming/Xinhua via AP
In the arena of global geopolitics, tensions have been rising in the Red Sea in the Middle East and the South China Sea in the Indo-Pacific region. The Houthi terrorists and the Chinese navy have been relying on anti-ship missiles to confront the United States and its allies.
Stephen Xia
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Stephen Xia, a former PLA engineer, specialized in aviation equipment and engineering technology management. Since retiring from military service, he has been following the world's development of military equipment.
