China's Secret Torpedo Project Threatens Aircraft Carriers

Submarines Armed with Yu-10 Could Disable Enemy Ships

Covert Development Raises Concerns Amid Naval Buildup

A covert torpedo project in China is raising concerns over the vulnerability of aircraft carriers. The Yu-10 torpedo, reportedly being developed by the People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN), is said to be jam-resistant and capable of disabling enemy warships with ease.

This new torpedo comes as China is rapidly expanding its submarine force, which already includes a significant number of atomic-powered submarines. The PLAN is also known to be developing ballistic missile-carrying submarines, further enhancing its strategic capabilities.

In a recent display of its undersea firepower, the Chinese navy sank one of its own warships using a torpedo. This exercise showcased the PLAN's growing confidence in its naval capabilities.

Experts believe that the Yu-10 torpedo could give China a significant advantage in any future naval conflict. By targeting aircraft carriers, the torpedo could significantly weaken an enemy's ability to project power at sea.