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China Conducts Ballistic Missile Test in Pacific, Raising US Allies' Concerns
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 4 hours ago
What happened
China conducted a ballistic missile test from a nuclear submarine into the Pacific Ocean, prompting concern from US allies Australia, Japan, and New Zealand over regional stability and transparency. China called the test routine and compliant with international law, while allies criticized it as destabilizing amid China's military expansion.
- 01China launched a ballistic missile test from a nuclear submarine into the Pacific Ocean.
- 02The missile carried a dummy warhead and landed within a designated maritime area.
- 03China called the test routine and not aimed at any country, conducted under international law.
- 04Australia, Japan, and New Zealand expressed deep concern over the test and China's military buildup.
- 05Japan noted space debris might have fallen in its economic zone, but the missile landed outside it.
- 06New Zealand condemned the test as an unwelcome development threatening Pacific stability.
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