Inside China's Regional Ballistic Missile Arsenal: From DF-11 to DF-27

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China's ballistic missile capabilities form a central pillar of its military power across the Indo-Pacific region. The People's Liberation Army Rocket Force operates a wide range of missiles spanning short, medium, and intermediate distances. These weapons are designed to target military bases, naval assets, and critical infrastructure across the region. Advanced systems such as the DF-17 and DF-26 significantly extend China's strike range. The expanding arsenal reflects Beijing's sustained push toward military modernization.

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