Scientists in China have developed a groundbreaking boron ramjet engine, initially designed for hypersonic weapons, but modified for underwater use to hit targets at high speeds over long distances, News.az reports citing foreign media.

By Asif Aydinli

The United States continues to actively develop hypersonic weapons, reaffirming its intentions to remain a leading global power in military technology. Recently, the U.S. Army and Navy conducted a test launch of a hypersonic system at the U.S. Space Force base in Cape Canaveral, Florida. This test marked a significant step in the development of operational hypersonic technology. According to Russian media, the results of the launch remain uncertain; however, a U.S. military official noted that the test provided important data for further hypersonic weapons development. As usual, the true results remain behind the scenes, and the Pentagon's transparency on this matter, as on others, is questionable.