U.S. State Dept. points to new signs of Chinese nuclear weapon buildup

U.S. State Dept. points to new signs of Chinese nuclear weapon buildup
atomicsat by is licensed under Bill Gertz The Washington Times
In the early to mid-2010s as the People’s Liberation Army Second Artillery, called the PLA Rocket Force after 2015, was clearly developing new and more varied intercontinental range missiles, some analysts and arms control experts held that this was not evidence per se that China was expanding its nuclear missile forces.
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