The newest weapon in the Chinese hypersonic inventory, the DF-27, with its range, speed, and ability to maneuver in flight, is a potent “carrier killer.” Additionally, it has the ability to hit targets as far as Hawaii.

Jun 19, 2023 · “Sources indicate a “long-range” DF-27 ballistic missile is in development. Official PRC military writings indicate this range-class spans 5,000-8,000km, which means the DF-27 could be a new IRBM or ICBM,” the report says.

The Dongfeng-27 missile, with its astounding range of 8000km, possesses an unparalleled capability to strike the United States without leaving China’s island chain, making it impervious to interception.

Feb 2, 2024 · 据小央视频援引外媒报道，编号DF-27的 东风-27，与东风-25、巨浪-2A、东风-31B和东风-41，并称中国现役五大洲际弹道导弹。 在一次实弹打击测试中，东风-27精确命中了5000公里外的海上移动目标。 另据五角大楼在一份报告中指出，2023年2月25日，中国火箭军对全新的远程高超音速导弹DF-27进行了一次实弹打击测试，飞行高度在 30000米 以上，虽然只飞行了2100公里，持续飞行速度为 2916米/秒。 美军根据对东风-27飞行弹道的建模大数据分析，得 …

May 25, 2023 · China’s newest hypersonic missile, the DF-27, could sideline U.S. aircraft carrier groups in the Pacific, while missiles in the works in China, Russia and the US threaten global security. CU expert Iain Boyd discusses how the weapons work on The Conversation.

China's newest hypersonic missile, the DF-27, can fly as far as Hawaii, penetrate U.S. missile defenses and pose a particular threat to U.S. aircraft carriers, according to news reports of an assessment from the Pentagon.

Feb 10, 2024 · U.S. Navy’s ‘carrier killer’ HALO hypersonic missile to rival those of China and Russia. They said the DF-17 – and its successor the DF-27 – reach speeds approaching some 6,500 miles per hour and they are almost impossible to stop.

Aug 12, 2021 · A new hypersonic ballistic missile likely the DF-27 has been leaked recently, with a range far greater than that of the DF-17. DF-27 may also be known as DF-26C.

Apr 28, 2023 · A top secret report by the Joint Chiefs’ J-2 intelligence directorate leaked the details of a successful Chinese test of a new hypersonic IRBM called the DF-27. The report stated that the “‘DF-27 is designed to enhance [China’s] ability to hold targets at risk beyond the Second Island Chain and possesses a high probability of ...

According to what was communicated by the Chinese Ministry of Defense, the intercontinental ballistic missile, a DF-27 carrying a "fake" "nuclear" warhead, would have left the island of Hainan at 8.44 am Beijing time and would have fallen "exactly in the sea area chosen."