China’s Multi-Layered Carrier Fleet: A New Power Balance in the Asia–Pacific

China’s carrier program has entered a new era. With the Fujian’s electromagnetic launch capability, the operational presence of the Shandong and Liaoning, and the emergence of unmanned and amphibious aviation platforms such as the Type zero seven six, China is building a multi-layered carrier fleet that directly affects the security landscape of the Asia–Pacific. This video provides a clear, data-driven analysis of how these developments reshape maritime power balances from the South China Sea to the Philippine Sea, the East China Sea, and the broader Indo-Pacific. We examine regional reactions from Japan, South Korea, the Philippines, Vietnam, Australia, and India, and assess what China’s evolving naval posture means for future stability in the region. If you want deep, strategic insights into the changing naval order of Asia, this is the analysis you should not miss.

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