China launches intercontinental ballistic missile into Pacific Ocean

China's launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile into the Pacific Ocean has stirred unease in the region. Japan says it was not informed of the test. New Zealand called it "an unwelcome and concerning development", while Australia wants an explanation. The Kremlin has defended Beijing's sovereignty rights. The test is the first publicised launch in decades and is likely to raise concerns about China's nuclear build-up. Olivia Siong reports.

[jamesmiller]

My great grand mother was killed in a market by a bomb provided by Britain, and her only crime was going to the market, the so called civilised world bullies the weak and vulnerable, so the fact that the Chinese are quickly building their military isn't a bad thing at all, it's an insurance policy aimed at nullifying the activities of bullies, the truth is bitter and say it we must.

[RKie-hvci]

China used the only language that the westerners understand to communicate 😂😂😂

[bobafett]

*China has every right to defend its sovereignty*

[kitkatsong]

China is making sure that the US loves peace too. It has learnt how to speak to the US.

[BrandyHeng]

Nothing wrong about China testing their ICBM when UK test firing their Trident nuclear missile from a Royal Navy submarine for the second time in a row.

[张扬-pj]

Some countries in this world don't understand kind human words well. In that case, they better understand it in other direct ways.

[boli]

Concerned? Maybe only for those who have ill intentions towards China.

[tondematongo]

Please note by "international" they mean the US

[xw]

It seems the missle is better language than English Americans can understand.

[ghteo]

China has 500 nuclear bombs, but western countries said China is a concerning threat. US has 5000 nuclear bombs, but western countries said US is the peaceful power.

[kolviczd]

At least China is only testing on the sea. Some peace loving countries are testing their weapons on human in Ukraine, Gaza, Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Lebanon, Vietnam etc.

[ekujohnson]

Why Australia don't asked US to explain about the hundred's of military bases around china?...

[lonewolf]

CNA: "China's launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile into the Pacific Ocean has stirred unease in the region." 🚀☢US Empire placed intermediate range missiles in the Philippines that can fire nuclear missiles into China, not a squeak from Japan, New Zealand and Australia. LIke What Anwar Ali said: "Double standard."

[vamnec]

“Can we sit down and talk about peace now?”

[umarzaman]

Well wishes to people of China from Pakistan 🇵🇰❤️🇨🇳

[MGZetta]

Demanding answer? Bruh, I wish China and the global south would had been as arrogant as the west when UK tested their nuclear missile resulting in failure. Lmao.

[YongLi-npwg]

China finally learnt to speak American.

[happymelon]

Why don't tell the truth ?
launches an intercontinental ballistic missile is the response to the PH+U$A escalation.
2024-9-25 US missile system will remain in the Philippines despite China's alarm
The launcher can fire cruise missiles up to 1, 800km (1, 118 miles), which places China within its target range, one of the two officials said.

[el]

Western media's hysteria: China is collapsing every day, but China is a huge threat

[时大白]

The 12000km ICBM it's only built for USA,
No other countries should have concerns
for it.