China Tests Uncrewed Trimaran Submarine Reportedly Armed With Hypersonic Missiles

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China is currently testing an uncrewed trimaran submarine designed to strengthen its military presence against US naval forces in the Indo-Pacific. The vessel could reportedly carry between 16 and 18 of China's advanced YJ-20 hypersonic anti-ship missiles. Its tactics may involve submerging before launching surprise missile attacks on enemy ships. The development carries potential implications for US Navy operations in the region.

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