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Oct- 2021 -28 OctoberAsia Pacific
Beijing ‘Firmly Opposes’ Military Contact Between US and Taiwan
Beijing opposed military ties between Washington and Taiwan, after President Tsai Ing-wen confirmed the presence of US troops on the island.
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28 OctoberArms
India Tests Ballistic Missile With 5,000 KM Range
India has tested a ballistic missile capable of carrying a nuclear warhead up to 5,000 kilometers, the defense ministry said.
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26 OctoberAsia Pacific
Taiwan’s Combat Readiness Questioned Amid China Tensions
Taiwan's military is facing internal problems and other pressing concerns amid growing tensions with China.
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25 OctoberAsia Pacific
China Conducts First Underwater Demolition Exercise
China has conducted its first-ever underwater demolition exercise which aimed to gather a large amount of data that could be used in striking enemy ports.
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22 OctoberAsia Pacific
India Deploys Upgraded L-70 Anti-Aircraft Guns on China Border
The Indian Army has deployed upgraded L-70 anti-aircraft guns along the Line of Actual Control separating India from China.
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22 OctoberAsia Pacific
China Develops Anti-Satellite Weapon
A group of Chinese scientists has developed a device capable of putting explosives into a satellite’s exhaust nozzle.
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22 OctoberAmericas
Biden Says US Would Defend Taiwan Against China Invasion
President Joe Biden said the United States would defend Taiwan if the island were attacked by China.
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22 OctoberAmericas
US Conducts ‘Successful’ Test of Hypersonic Missile Technology
The United States successfully tested hypersonic missile technology, a new weapons system that is already being deployed by China and Russia.
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21 OctoberAsia Pacific
China Demonstrates ‘World’s Most Powerful’ Solid Rocket Engine
China has demonstrated a new domestically-developed solid rocket engine designed to improve the capabilities of the country’s solid propellant rockets.
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21 OctoberAmericas
Pentagon Needs More Electrical Power to Protect Forces: Panel
A panel of security experts said the expansion of US military forces around the world requires more electrical power to protect against “long-range” attacks, noting that the Pentagon needs to find alternative means of power distribution.
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