The global ranking of naval forces shows that the US, China and Russia dominate, with a significant total tonnage, reflecting their military strength and projection capability.
Gabriel Dumitrache
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La Razon's analysis, based on Global Fire Power data, highlights the importance of naval forces in the context of international tensions. The US leads the rankings with a tonnage of 4,168,037 tons, with 11 aircraft carriers, including the most advanced in the world. China is in second place with 2,857,143 tons and a modern fleet, and Russia is third with 1,260,447 tons and nuclear submarines. Japan and India complete the top five, while Spain is in 22nd place with a well-prepared but smaller tonnage fleet.
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