*rollseyes* When liquid fueled rockets are used in ICBM's, such as on the R29 Sineva, cryogenic engines are essential. What do you think gives the JL2 its very long range despite the fact that it has only two stages?
Chicoms and rolling eyes, can anyone see the difference. R29 Sineva never used a cryogenic engine, it is used a Liquid stage. Two different things numbnut.
JL-2 and it is stated range has nothing to do in the real world. China lying of their weapons and hailing failed weapon designs as successful's one's are quite famous. All you ----s are good for is, reverse engineering and making it worse than the original products, of outdated soviet designs.
That would be its powerful liquid fueled second stage rocket which wouldn't you know uses cryogenic rocket engine technology.
Now, it doesnt . Liquid fueld doesnt mean Cryogenic engine. Get that to your chicom pea brain.
Considering the mismatch in terms of reported and estimated nuclear warheads and the much larger yields of Chinese warheads compared to their Indian counterparts, an Indian nuclear attack on Beijing would result in India as a whole ceasing to exist. And stop being childish, why exactly would India nuke China? A sudden, impulsive death wish?
China would cease to exist after an Indian attack, if we are going down, we will be taking you with us. Maybe the world will remember's us for doing a service to mankind.