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Why submarine attacks may prove the Achilles’ heel for China’s new carrier fleet

  • Posted on August 11, 2026
  • By South China Morning Post
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  • 1 min read
In brief

China's expanding aircraft carrier fleet faces significant strategic vulnerabilities in submarine warfare capabilities. Recent assessments reveal the People's Liberation Army Navy maintains a considerable technological gap compared to American undersea combat systems. These deficiencies in anti-submarine defense, sonar technology, and tactical coordination could expose China's carrier groups to substantial operational risks. Understanding these naval asymmetries provides crucial insight into regional maritime security dynamics and potential future conflict scenarios in Asia-Pacific waters.

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Why submarine attacks may prove the Achilles’ heel for China’s new carrier fleet
Why submarine attacks may prove the Achilles’ heel for China’s new carrier fleet

The PLA Navy is still lagging behind the US in undersea warfare, according to a report highlighting some of its ongoing vulnerabilities.
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South China Morning Post

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