China Conducts Submarine Missile Launch in Western Pacific

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China launched a missile from a nuclear-powered submarine in the Western Pacific as part of a routine test.
The launch occurred during China's peak military exercise season, drawing notification from New Zealand and occurring shortly after Australia and Fiji announced a new military pact.

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China launched a missile from a nuclear-powered submarine in the Western Pacific as part of a routine test. The launch occurred during China's peak military exercise season, drawing notification from New Zealand and occurring shortly after Australia and Fiji announced a new military pact.

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