China Navy Test-Fires Sub-Launched Nuclear-Capable Missile Into Pacific

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China's navy conducted a test launch of a submarine-launched ballistic missile into the Pacific Ocean. The test was carried out days after Beijing formally notified Pacific nations of the planned launch. The missile is capable of carrying a nuclear warhead, marking a significant demonstration of China's naval firepower. Such tests are relatively rare and underscore China's continued efforts to expand its strategic deterrence capabilities.

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