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China tests long-range missile in Pacific in move Australia condemns as ‘destabilising to region’
China Tests SLBM in Pacific
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China conducted a submarine-launched ballistic missile test in the Pacific, signaling a shift towards continuous at-sea deterrence. The test was carried out by a People's Liberation Army Navy strategic nuclear submarine. The launch is seen as a significant development in Beijing's sea-based nuclear deterrent capabilities. Why it matters: The test highlights China's advancing nuclear capabilities and its efforts to enhance its at-sea deterrence, which has significant implications for regional and global security. This development demonstrates China's growing military presence and capabilities in the Pacific. Sources: Analysis: China’s Pacific SLBM Test Signals Shift Toward Continuous At-Sea Deterrence - Navalnews
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