China's Mysterious New Unmanned Submarine: AJX002

Dive into China's groundbreaking reveal of extra-large uncrewed underwater vehicles (XLUUVs) at the 2025 Beijing military parade, marking the 80th anniversary of the Second Sino-Japanese War's end. This video explores the AJX-002 and another massive drone, their advanced designs, and their potential to reshape naval warfare. From stealthy propulsion to possible missile capabilities, we uncover how these drones signal China's push for underwater dominance amid global tensions.

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