Chinese government news service Xinhua reports that a newly built aircraft carrier was floated in the sea at Dalian (also known as Port Arthur). The ship must "undergo equipment debugging, outfitting and mooring trials." As yet, the Soviet-built Liaoning is China's only operating aircraft carrier.
According to Shanghaiist and Voice of America (U.S. government outlet), the carrier is named Shandong. Some other reports said that it is unnamed.
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Chinese State Media Boasts About its New Electronic Reconnaissance Ship
(Score: 2) by butthurt on Thursday April 27 2017, @09:17AM
Would a nuclear cruise missile do? France, Russia, the United States, Pakistan and possibly other countries have them.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cruise_missile#Nuclear_warhead_versions [wikipedia.org]
I was surprised to learn that cruise missiles were first built in 1916.