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China confirms successful strategic missile test launch over Pacific Ocean during military exercises

China confirms successful strategic missile test launch over Pacific Ocean during military exercises

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China has officially confirmed that its navy successfully carried out a strategic missile test over the Pacific Ocean on Monday, marking another significant development in the country’s expanding military operations. According to a statement released by the People’s Liberation Army Navy, a strategic nuclear submarine launched a strategic missile equipped with a training simulation warhead […]

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Zelensky Meets European Allies in the UK as Russian Strike Damages Nuclear Facility Near Chernobyl

Zelensky Meets European Allies in the UK as Russian Strike Damages Nuclear Facility Near Chernobyl

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As the war in Ukraine continues to reshape Europe’s security landscape, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky traveled to the United Kingdom for a series of high-level defence discussions with key European allies following a new wave of Russian attacks that left multiple people dead and damaged a nuclear-related facility near Chernobyl. Upon arrival in London, Zelensky […]

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US may need years to rebuild missile stockpiles after Iran conflict, report warns

US may need years to rebuild missile stockpiles after Iran conflict, report warns

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A new report has raised growing concerns about the United States military’s ability to quickly rebuild critical weapons stockpiles after the recent Iran conflict, warning that it could take several years before inventories return to safe levels. According to an analysis released by the Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), the US could need […]

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