China's high-tech military capabilities, including the radar-evading stealth J-20, focus on America
Special Correspondent
Jan. 12, 2011

China has every right to develop military capabilities, U.S. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm. Mike Mullen said, adding that he cannot understand why many appear to target the United States despite North Korea's being an evolving threat to the region and to the United States.

If Pyongyang obtains long-range nuclear missile capabilities, its provocations may become more catastrophic, Mullen stated, adding that China must pressure North Korean leadership to cease development of intercontinental ballistic missiles and expansion of nuclear weapons capability.

China's high-tech military capabilities, including the radar-evading stealth J-20, focus on America
Special Correspondent
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