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US, allies demand 24-hour warning for missile tests after Pacific launch

The US and its allies have called for countries, particularly nuclear-armed states, to provide at least 24 hours' advance warning for launches of intercontinental ballistic missiles and space vehicles. This call follows recent missile testing activity in the Pacific region that did not adhere to standard notification practices. China has rejected the statement, with Beijing accusing Washington of political manipulation and asserting that its actions protected others' interests. AI

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US, allies demand 24-hour warning for missile tests after Pacific launch

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Gabriel Dominguez ·

    After China’s missile test, US and allies demand 24-hour warning next time

    The United States and 40 other nations have called for at least 24 hours’ notice before long-range ballistic missile launches, following a rare Chinese missile test in the Pacific last month that they said raised concerns over accidents and military miscalculation. In a joint sta…