World’s Largest Submarine Drone Moves Into South China Sea: Report
Summary
China is testing the world's largest underwater drones in the South China Sea. These drones, called XLUUVs, are part of China's efforts to build a stronger military by 2049. The drones are based near Hainan's coast and use advanced technology to operate.Key Facts
- China is testing large underwater drones called XLUUVs in the South China Sea.
- The drones are about 130 feet long and larger than any U.S. underwater drones currently being tested.
- These drones are part of China's plan to have a "world-class" military by 2049.
- The XLUUVs do not need a crew, so they rely on artificial intelligence to function.
- The drones have their own floating dry docks to avoid interfering with other ships.
- They are designed to carry larger payloads and possibly more powerful sonar systems than other underwater vehicles.
- The testing area is near Gangmen Harbor, west of the Sanya naval base in China.
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