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| It would has operational range of 12,000+km, with multi-warhead, and can cover nearly any position of the world. The project started in 1980s, now it's quite likely coupled with the ] program. | It would has operational range of 12,000+km, with multi-warhead, and can cover nearly any position of the world. The project started in 1980s, now it's quite likely coupled with the ] program. | ||
| However, some sources state that the program had been abandoned due to the end of cold war and change of world political situation. The picture shown is also suspected to be something else instead of DF-41. | |||
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DF-41 (abbr. for the Dongfeng-41, Dongfeng literally means East Wind in Chinese), is a type of solid-fueled intercontinental ballistic missile currently under developement by the People's Republic of China .
It would has operational range of 12,000+km, with multi-warhead, and can cover nearly any position of the world. The project started in 1980s, now it's quite likely coupled with the JL-2 program. However, some sources state that the program had been abandoned due to the end of cold war and change of world political situation. The picture shown is also suspected to be something else instead of DF-41.
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