Yang Chengjun, a Chinese expert on missile technologies and nuclear warfare strategy, told the state-run China Central Television Station the DF-41 missile is reliable, quick and easy to transport.

All About China’s DF-41 Missile The Dongfeng-41 (DF-41), known as the “East Wind” in Chinese, is one of the most advanced ICBMs in China’s rapidly growing nuclear weapons arsenal.

If we compare the Russian missiles from that of China’s, the Chinese DF-41 missile has a speed of Mach 25 with a carrying capacity of 10 Multiple Independently-targetable Re-entry Vehicles (MIRVs).

Comparing the Russian missiles from China, the Chinese DF-41 missile has a speed of Mach 25. It can carry up to 10 Multiple Independently-targetable Re-entry Vehicles (MIRVs).

China's DF-5a is a ballistic missile that matches the 8,000-mile range of its U.S.-developed rival. First deployed in 1981, it can carry around 10 warheads with a net yield of roughly four to five ...

The DF-41’s road-mobile and solid-fueled design addresses vulnerabilities in China’s older nuclear arsenal, which relied heavily on silo-based, liquid-fueled missiles like the aforementioned DF-5.