American destroyer in Chinese desert

Al Jazeera network has published details about China's creation of a three-dimensional model of an American Arleigh Burke-class destroyer inside the Taklamakan Desert in western China. The model measures approximately between 153.9 and 155.3 meters in length, closely matching the actual dimensions of the destroyer, and includes precise details such as radar systems, launch cells, and missiles, aiming to simulate the ship's true appearance when detected by sensors. The site also features a facility equipped with target movement tracks for maritime targets, enabling tracking and guided missile testing that mimic the ship’s movement during exercises. It is believed that the goal is to develop simulation capabilities and test maritime threats, as Chinese interest in military developments intensifies to counter American capabilities—especially given Beijing's possession of long-range missile systems capable of targeting ships, including aircraft carriers.

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