China’s CASC Commemorates July 6 Pacific Submarine Missile Test With JL-Series Poster
China launched a submarine ballistic missile into the Pacific Ocean on July 6, prompting state producer CASC to issue a commemorative poster for its JL-series missiles on July 7.
The launch drew scrutiny and was characterized by observers as a strategic message directed at the United States, coinciding with State Department demands for Beijing to join substantive arms control negotiations.
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@thewarzonewireChina's Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missile Test In The Pacific Is A Big Deal An extremely rare Chinese SLBM launch sends clear signals and puts a brighter spotlight on Beijing's rapidly evolving strategic arsenal.
@aviation_intelChina’s Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missile Test In The Pacific Is A Big Deal An extremely rare Chinese SLBM launch sends clear signals and puts a brighter spotlight on Beijing's rapidly evolving strategic arsenal.
@financialjuiceState Department: China fires nuclear-capable ballistic missile into Pacific Ocean
@financialjuiceTrump urges China to participate in arms control talks
@financialjuiceState Department: We continue to press China to participate in substantive arms control talks
@firstsquawkU.S. State Department says China launched a nuclear-capable ballistic missile into the Pacific Ocean.
@firstsquawkU.S. urges China to pursue meaningful arms control dialogue, State Department says.
@financialjuiceState Department urges China to join arms control talks
@firstsquawkState Department urged China to engage in arms control discussions.
@theinsiderpaperJUST IN - United States says China nuclear buildup a 'concern' to world after missile launch
@mrbcyberRT @mrbcyber: As always, China is trying to intimidate its neighbors. This missile launch crosses over territory of its neighbor the Phili…
@hostilespectrum@ProfTalmadge One finds the rare public statement indicating the test was observed from a US submarine uniquely instructive in this regard. Whatever the adversary may believe about its SSBN capabilities, to be detected is to be at risk of d
@hostilespectrumChina’s latest submarine launched ballistic missile test underscores one of the most critical paradoxes of strategic weapons programs: operational test & evaluation is essential to building technical confidence in a new system and its integ
@financialjuiceChina's rapid and opaque nuclear weapons buildup is of great concern to the South Pacific region and the world - State Department Official
@financialjuiceChina's notification of a ballistic missile test on July 6th came only a few hours before the launch and failed to provide sufficient detail - State Department Official
@reutersChina gave little notice, detail to US before July 6 missile test, State Dept official says
@cctv_plusChina's recent submarine-launched strategic missile test was a routine annual training exercise by the Chinese military that achieved its intended objectives and was not directed at any specific country or target, a Chinese Ministry of Nati
@etienne_marcuzRT @navalnewscom: China’s July 6 submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) test into the Pacific has drawn intense scrutiny not only for…
@etienne_marcuzRT @zhaot2005: CASC, the producer of the JL-series SLBMs, released a commemorative poster marking July 7--the anniversary of the outbreak o…
@endgameww3China’s ballistic missile launch was a message for the US