The South China Morning Post says the proposed systems need further simulations and vehicle-level testing before they could move toward practical deployment.
China is considering building a nuclear-powered tank with a 450km-range railgun in two decades, according to South China Morning Post reporting shared on September 15, 2026. The outlet says further simulations and vehicle-level testing are needed before the proposed systems could move toward practical deployment.
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The South China Morning Post says the proposed systems need further simulations and vehicle-level testing before they could move toward practical deployment.
China is considering building a nuclear-powered tank with a 450km-range railgun in two decades, according to South China Morning Post reporting shared on September 15, 2026. The outlet says further simulations and vehicle-level testing are needed before the proposed systems could move toward practical deployment.
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