Intercontinental Ballistic Missile · Full chronicle and history

On August 11, 2026, the United States publicly criticized China's earlier submarine-launched intercontinental ballistic missile test in the Pacific for lacking transparency, saying Beijing gave only two hours' advance notice to some affected countries.

On July 6, a CCP Navy submarine launched a missile capable of carrying an intercontinental warhead from Bohai Bay, which flew over 10,000 kilometers to the South Pacific region. This move has drawn condemnation from multiple countries in the region.

CCTV exposes rare internal details of the Rocket Force's underground nuclear Great Wall, boasting of a 5,000-kilometer super-project and intercontinental missile silos, constructing a so-called doomsday survival fortress.

In September 2024, the Rocket Force launched an intercontinental ballistic missile into the high seas of the Pacific Ocean. Videos claimed this was the first full-range test launch in 44 years.