China tests submarine launched missile in Bohai Sea

The transcript discusses China's JL3 missile, which was tested in the Bohai Sea. The missile was observed by Chinese citizens in various provinces, and its trajectory was consistent with known test paths. The JL3 features a multiple warhead design capable of carrying hydrogen bombs. It is expected to have a range of 9000 kilometers, potentially reaching Washington, DC, when launched from a submarine.

What was the initial public reaction to the JL3 missile test conducted in the Bohai Sea?

• It was mistaken for UFO sightings.

• It was celebrated as a technological achievement.

• It was criticized for environmental reasons.

• It was ignored by the public.

Which regions in China reported observing the JL3 missile?

• Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou

• Shandong, Shanxi, Hebei, and Henan

• Tibet, Xinjiang, and Inner Mongolia

• Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan

What was the reported trajectory of the JL3 missile?

• Towards the Himalayan Mountains

• Towards the South China Sea

• Towards the desert areas in the West

• Towards the Pacific Ocean

What is a notable feature of the JL3 missile's design?

• It features a multiple warhead design.

• It is designed for short-range attacks.

• It has a stealth coating.

• It is solar-powered.

What is the potential range of the JL3 missile when launched from a submarine?

• 5000 kilometers

• 11000 kilometers

• 7000 kilometers

• 9000 kilometers