Containerized missiles as a threat in port

Could Chinese containerized missiles be more threatening while hidden in port storage than aboard ships?

The possibility is raised but remains unresolved; the response questions whether scarce, commercially valuable containers would be left unused as the proposal assumes.

The closing question compares containerized missiles with the use of containers to conceal drones and asks whether storage ashore could present a greater threat than carriage at sea. Felixstowe is offered as an example of a port with long-term container storage. The response questions the premise that valuable containers would remain unused for long during a shortage. The discussion ends without a firm assessment of relative threat or confirmation that the storage example works as proposed.