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中国核潜艇向太平洋试射远程导弹

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By Austin Ramzy Verified
| The Wall Street Journal (China) Verified
中国军方周一表示，已从一艘核潜艇上成功试射了一枚远程弹道导弹。这一罕见的先进能力展示，引发了美国及其亚太地区盟友的担忧。 据官方媒体报道，中国海军新闻发言人王学猛海军大校表示，这枚导弹于周一中午12时01分发射，携带一枚模拟弹头落入太平洋预定海域。 Copyright ©2026 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8
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Chinese Nuclear Submarine Test-Launches Long-Range Missile

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By Austin Ramzy Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Some countries in the region were quick to criticize the launch, which China sought to play down A Chinese JL-3 missile is displayed during a military parade in Beijing last year. go Nakamura/Reuters HONG KONG—China’s military said on Monday that it test-launched a long-range ballistic missile from a nuclear submarine, a rare display of advanced capabilities that set off concerns from U.S. allies across Asia and the Pacific.
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What to Know About How Iran Uses China’s Currency to Weaken U.S. Power

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By Austin Ramzy Verified
| Mint
The dominance of the U.S. dollar has historically given Washington a major advantage in policing global business. Most international transactions denominated in dollars must be settled by American banks, giving Washington the ability to monitor them—and cut off users’ dollars through sanctions if necessary, crippling their operations. But U.S. adversaries are increasingly turning to China’s financial system and the yuan to conduct business.
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