kvmb Chapter 325 Success
Chapter 325 Success
A distance of more than 4,000 kilometers does not take too long for a ballistic missile to travel.
This missile battleship cannot track the missile, but that doesn’t mean Nanhua doesn’t know the location of the missile.
The communication module inside the missile is connected via a communication satellite.
Nanhua’s satellite base can not only locate the missile in real time, but also control the changes in the missile’s flight attitude.
With satellite positioning, this missile is much more accurate than the previous test launch.
Inside the battleship and the landing ship next to it, the satellite communication system is connected to Nanhua's satellite base.
They've been reporting on the missile situation.
Although everyone could not see the missile directly, from the reports, it seemed as if they could see their ballistic missiles flying.
In less than half an hour, a message was heard from the battleship on Hydrogen Island.
"Missile observed, missile has hit the hydrogen island."
An indescribable excitement surged in everyone's hearts, as if they had witnessed with their own eyes the missile passing through the clouds and hitting the target accurately.
Wang Ze smiled and said, "This missile is a direct reflection of South China's great power! We have enough power to destroy any country on Earth. In the future, we will have missiles that can strike at a range of 10,000 kilometers or even 20,000 kilometers. This day will not be too far away."
In the spacious and bright command room, everyone listened quietly to Wang Ze's speech.
Especially those scientific researchers, they looked at Wang Ze with anticipation, hoping that their efforts and dedication would be recognized by the patriarch.
When they returned to Xincheng, South China Television had already been eager to report the news of the test launch.
Although the report was relatively brief, it sparked excitement and pride among the Chinese in South China, and shocked people in other countries who saw it.
Anyone with a little understanding of technology can deeply understand what it means to be able to launch missiles at such a long distance from a ship.
It is no exaggeration to say that any country in the world is within the range of Nanhua.
More importantly, this time Nanhua's missile was also equipped with a hydrogen bomb warhead, making Nanhua the fourth country in the world to possess hydrogen bombs.
When the White House received the news, the entire conference room fell into a long silence.
Finally, the American president sighed heavily and said with emotion: "I never thought that a small country like Nanhua could develop so rapidly to where it is today."
John's mood at this time was extremely complicated. Deep down in his heart, he always believed that South China was a country that could be won over to fight against the red forces in Asia.
Preventing the red forces from continuing to spread southward can effectively safeguard the interests of the Western camp.
Therefore, when he came to power, he handed over Phu Quoc Island and Singapore to Nan Hua without hesitation, in order to strengthen Nan Hua's power and ensure that its power could radiate to the entire Southeast Asia region.
What he never expected was that in such a short period of time, Nanhua was no longer the little brother he thought he could manipulate at will, but had become a real threat.
Especially the missiles that can directly attack their homeland make them feel unprecedentedly worried.
The Soviet Union also felt the pressure. In their eyes, Nanhua should have been an ally that could be won over, but now they found that this "little brother" was standing against them with a sharp knife in hand.
Although South China's territory is small, the weapons it possesses are deadly.
They had actually anticipated that Nanhua would successfully develop the hydrogen bomb, because they were well aware of the subtle tacit understanding that existed between the three countries.
However, they did not expect that South China would equip its ballistic missiles with hydrogen warheads so quickly, which put them in a passive situation.
At the same time, France and mainland China also expressed congratulations to Nanhua at the first opportunity, celebrating the successful completion of its hydrogen bomb test.
After receiving this news, the top leaders of the two countries were very excited and immediately sent representatives to make emergency contact with the South China government, expressing their desire to import large quantities of deuterium and tritium elements.
After all, now that Nanhua has successfully developed the hydrogen bomb, the supply will not be restricted like before, right?
Faced with this situation, Wang Ze agreed without hesitation and informed them that they could come to Xincheng to pick up the goods in one day.
Both countries were very happy after receiving the reply.
The mainland immediately decided to send airships to Xincheng to transport goods to ensure that supplies could be quickly delivered to the northwest region.
France initially planned to use shipping, but when they learned that the mainland would use airships for transportation, they immediately changed their minds and decided to use air transport as well.
They believe that if they are striving to become the fifth successful country, speed is the key.
If you choose shipping by sea, although it has large capacity and is relatively safe, the speed is too slow.
They were worried that the mainland would have successfully detonated the hydrogen bomb while their raw materials were still being transported at sea.
Both countries have a certain understanding of each other's hydrogen bomb projects. What they are fighting for now is time. All technical issues have been resolved.
Even if air transport is chosen, there are still challenges for France.
Since the transport plane needs to land several times to refuel, it takes a long time to reach the new city.
In contrast, the mainland's airships only take ten hours to reach the new city from the west of the mainland.
Although Wang Ze did not say it explicitly, his approach still leans towards the mainland.