The United States restarted nuclear warheads for the first time in 40 years (video in-depth analysis)
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The Pentagon is working intensively on a new nuclear warhead called the W93, which is claimed to have more advanced performance, using blunt high-energy explosives and a longer range.
The United States expects to spend more than $750 billion over the next 10 years to update all components of its nuclear defense system, including new stealth bombers, submarines and land-based intercontinental ballistic missiles.
[China's nuclear strategy faces new challenges]
In the field of hypersonic nuclear warheads, China is in the lead, with at least three hypersonic missiles. The level of nuclear warhead technology in China is on a par with that of the United States.
While increasing the number of nuclear warheads can increase a country's sense of security, it will also increase the risk of nuclear war, so other measures should be taken to address national security issues.
[The nuclear arms race intensifies, triggering a third world war?]
In the face of the United States' intensified preparations for war, China does need to appropriately increase the number of nuclear warheads in order to strengthen its nuclear deterrence capability in the Western world.
Especially at present, the Russian-Ukrainian war is intensifying, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict has not yet ended, and the United States has started a nuclear race again, which will undoubtedly exacerbate world tensions and arouse concerns about the third world war.
[Heated discussion among netizens]
The discussion of increasing the number of nuclear warheads has caused heated discussions among netizens, and some people believe that this is a necessary measure to ensure national security,
There are also concerns that this will increase the risk of nuclear war, calling for other solutions.
"Human beings are catching up on the road of self-destruction, and the world has no love" netizens sighed deeply.
【Guago's Viewpoint】
Guagoe believes that it is indeed necessary for China to moderately increase the number of nuclear warheads, but it is not the fundamental solution to the problem. The key to achieving long-term stability is to safeguard national security and interests through diplomatic and economic means, and to reach a global consensus.