China Admits Aircraft Carriers Plan -- Scotsman
China is building two aircraft carriers as part of a naval modernisation programme, government sources have confirmed.
The admission came as Beijing began to refit a former Soviet aircraft carrier for training purposes.
China is increasing its military spending just as the United States considers cutting its defence budget, though Washington still spends far more than China on security and is much more technologically advanced.
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