China Constructs Massive Nuclear-Resistant Military Complex in Beijing

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China is developing an enormous military facility in western Beijing, which is set to become the largest command center in the world—surpassing the Pentagon by at least ten times in size, according to a report by the *Financial Times*.  

 

Covering approximately 1,500 acres, the site features deep excavations that military experts believe will accommodate fortified bunkers designed to protect high-ranking Chinese military officials in the event of a major conflict, including nuclear warfare. The *Financial Times* noted that this significant project, which began large-scale construction in mid-2024, is being informally referred to by some intelligence analysts as "Beijing Military City."  

 

A former senior U.S. intelligence official told the *Financial Times* that "Chinese leaders may judge that the new facility will enable greater security against U.S. 'bunker buster' munitions, and even against nuclear weapons." This suggests that Beijing is prioritizing advanced defensive capabilities to withstand potential high-impact attacks.  

 

The construction of this vast and heavily fortified site underscores China's ongoing efforts to enhance its military infrastructure and strategic defense measures amid rising geopolitical tensions.

 

Based on a report by AXIOS 2025-02-03

 

 

[Hakuna Matata]

It further increases China's military power. United States, beware!

[thesetat]

Sounds to me more like they are trying to prepare for something big in the future and they worry their top brass in Beijing do not have the protection they need to keep an operating war room during a crisis.  

[phetphet]

It would have to be pretty deep underground to avoid damage by a nuclear bunker buster bomb.

 

Not sure that I would want to be around to live in a world suffering the after effects of a major nuclear war.