Video reveals movement of China’s most advanced anti-missile system

Hongqi-29 (HQ-29). Telegram @china3army
Hongqi-29 (HQ-29). Telegram @china3army

Images shared on Chinese social media show the sighting of the Hongqi-29 (HQ-29), China’s newest and most advanced missile defense system.

The system was seen being transported along national highways, indicating ongoing testing or operational deployment.

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According to sources from the @china3army Telegram channel, the HQ-29 marks a strategic leap in China’s defensive capabilities, as the first Chinese mobile system capable of intercepting intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs), medium-range ballistic missiles (MRBMs), and even hypersonic missiles during their mid-course flight phase.

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Composition of the HQ-29 system

  • Six-axle mobile platforms with two vertical launch containers.
  • Command and control vehicle.
  • Interceptor missiles with multi-layered guidance systems.

The HQ-29 is fully integrated into a unified command network, which includes:

  • Ground-based early warning radar stations.
  • Reconnaissance satellites.
  • Tracking and control complexes from the “Liaowang” series.

Technical characteristics of the HQ-29

  • Interception range: up to 2,000 km
  • Interception altitude: up to 1,500 km
  • Maximum speed: up to Mach 18
  • Guidance system: inertial navigation + ground command + Beidou correction + dual-band passive infrared seeker

With these advancements, China aims to consolidate its national missile shield, achieving capabilities comparable to systems like the PAC-3 MSE from the United States and Arrow 3 from Israel.

Source and images: Telegram @china3army. This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.

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