China declares success in latest anti-missile intercept test

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China tested its capability of knocking out an incoming missile during midflight on Thursday, with the defence ministry declaring the exercise a success. It is the second country to develop the technology after the US. “The test was defensive in nature and not targeted at any particular country,” it said. No technical details were released about the exercise… – South China Morning Post Photo: China handout

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