Just over a week ago, China revealed an unprecedented class of hypersonic weapons.
These weapons are capable of travelling thousands of kilometres in a short period of time, and can detonate targets long before anti-missile technology is launched — both US and Australian vessels and ports are at risk.
While the Red Leviathan continues to flex its muscles internationally, Australia continues to be divided by trivial domestic affairs.
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