A weapon capable of firing a laser underwater, penetrating three hundred meters of seawater within five seconds and melting, destroying the steel-hulled unmanned submarine detectors, meant what?
This was a question that Lighthouse Country could not help but ponder for a long time.
Set aside for the moment whether such a weapon truly exists, and whether there is any possibility of faked sonar and photographic evidence from the Su Shi Reef side.
Also set aside the thoughts of how to conduct related probes and investigations that follow.
If we temporarily assume it to be real, what does its existence signify?
In a series of expert assessments, it would mean a great deal.
First, from a technical perspective.
The level of technology required to achieve this ability is undoubtedly extremely advanced, even far surpassing the self-proclaimed human lighthouse, them.
