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China test-launches a ballistic missile in South Pacific

China test-launches ballistic missile from sub in South Pacific, drawing protests

China's military test-launched a long-range ballistic missile Monday from one of its nuclear-powered submarines in the South Pacific, drawing protest and concern from countries in the region.

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China’s nuclear-powered submarine fires test missile in Pacific for first time

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China conducts rare submarine-launched ballistic missile test, angering Pacific neighbors

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US voices concern over China's intercontinental range missile test

The United States voiced concern over China's recent nuclear-capable missile test launch.

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China’s missile test from nuclear sub sparks concerns from several nations

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China pulls nuke card at sea: This new lethal missile test feels like a warning shot for Taiwan 'war'

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China test-launches ballistic missile from submarine in South Pacific

The missile was launched at 12:01 p.m. and carried a dummy warhead, according to an announcement by the official Xinhua News Agency.

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China conducts nuclear-capable missile test in Pacific; regional countries raise alarm

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China preparing South Pacific missile test, Australian media report

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China launches nuclear-capable missile into Pacific Ocean

China's first such test since 2024 took place amid warnings from Australia and New Zealand.

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Chinese doomsday nuclear sub fires ballistic missile in show of force ahead of NATO meeting

China fired a nuclear-capable ballistic missile from a doomsday submarine on Monday in a show of force just as its neighbors were signing a defense pact and ahead of a NATO summit. The People’s Liberation Army (PLA) fired the dummy warhead from a Type 094 nuclear submarine,

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What We Know About Russia's New 13,800-Ton 'Murmansk' Nuclear Attack Sub

Russia is preparing to add a formidable new submarine to its fleet. What could make this vessel one of its most significant in years?

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How dry dock crews return nuclear submarines to the sea

Nuclear submarines only return to the fleet after a precise dry dock process that exposes the full hull, supports the vessel on carefully placed blocks, and allows crews to inspect, repair, upgrade, and test critical systems.

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Nuclear Submarines Can Stay Underwater For Months - Here's How

The United States military uses nuclear submarines to attack strategic targets, gather intelligence, and deter threats. Submarines make up part of the "nuclear triad" that protects against nuclear threats from land, air, and sea on a 24/7 basis. To that ...