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SECURITY & DEFENSE • AUSTRALIA / PACIFIC

Australia’s Senate hears China gave two hours’ notice of Pacific missile test

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An Australian Senate hearing was told that China gave Australia only two hours’ notice before a Pacific missile test. Foreign Minister Penny Wong said she raised the test with China’s foreign minister, according to The Epoch Times.

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The reports describe a diplomatic and regional-security concern for Australia. They do not identify a direct effect on the United States.