New Chinese Navy Nuclear Submarine May Measure 110 Meters, Features X And Pump-Jet Propulsion; Satellite Images Show Possible New Type 095 Attack Vessel In Dry Dock At Huludao Shipyard, Indicating Technological Advancement In China

Written by Andriely Medeiros de Araújo

Published on 02/03/2026 at 17:30

Updated on 02/03/2026 at 17:31

Imagens de satélite revelam possível submarino nuclear Type 095 em estaleiro da China, sugerindo avanços em furtividade, armamento e projeção naval. Fonte: Ia.

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Satellite Images Reveal Possible Nuclear Submarine Type 095 At Chinese Shipyard, Suggesting Advances In Stealth, Armament, And Naval Projection.

The analysis of satellite images suggests that China may be close to unveiling a new nuclear attack submarine, known as Type 095.

The records, obtained in early February 2026, show a large naval structure at the Huludao shipyard in the northern part of the country, suggesting a more advanced design than previous models.

The possible emergence of the vessel reinforces the accelerated modernization movement of the Chinese Navy and raises attention in the Asian geopolitical landscape.

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Visual Indicators Point To New Construction Pattern

According to experts who examined the satellite images, the alleged Type 095 nuclear submarine displays unprecedented features in the Chinese fleet.

The hull appears to be wider, while the arrangement of the fins in an X configuration suggests greater maneuverability at depth.

Additionally, there are signs consistent with the adoption of pump-jet propulsion, a system designed to reduce noise and improve hydrodynamic efficiency.

Satellite Images Reveal Possible Nuclear Submarine Type 095 At Chinese Shipyard, Suggesting Advances In Stealth, Armament, And Naval Projection. — Source: Vantor.

Size And Performance Catch Analysts’ Attention

Based on visual measurements, the Type 095 may reach about 115 meters in length and displace approximately 11,000 tons.

The estimated speed, close to 33 knots, would place the nuclear submarine at a level similar to that of heavy attack units used by established naval powers.

These data, although preliminary, indicate a significant leap in operational capability.

Possible Armament Extends Strategic Range

Another aspect observed in the satellite images is the possible presence of vertical launch systems.

Assessments suggest six to eight modules, which would allow the Type 095 nuclear submarine to employ different types of missiles, including long-range weapons.

There are also mentions of the use of electromagnetic technologies, still not officially confirmed.

With information from Naval Power

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New Chinese Navy Nuclear Submarine May Measure 110 Meters, Features X And Pump-Jet Propulsion; Satellite Images Show Possible New Type 095 Attack Vessel In Dry Dock At Huludao Shipyard, Indicating Technological Advancement In China

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