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Çin, Pasifik'te Nükleer Denizaltıdan Füze Fırlattı

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Çin ordusu, 6 Temmuz Pazartesi günü Pasifik Okyanusu'nda nükleer bir denizaltıdan balistik füze denemesi gerçekleştirdi. Devlet medyası tarafından duyurulan bu nadir test, Çin'in bölgedeki güç projeksiyon kabiliyetine vurgu yapıyor. Fırlatma, Japonya, Avustralya ve Yeni Zelanda'nın tepkisine yol açtı; söz konusu ülkeler endişelerini dile getirdi. Uzmanlara göre bu tür denemeler, Çin'in deniz tabanlı caydırıcılık kapasitesini geliştirme ve Hint-Pasifik'teki stratejik etkisini artırma çabalarının bir parçası olarak değerlendiriliyor. Bölgede askeri hareketliliğin arttığı bir dönemde gerçekleşen test, Çin'in modernizasyon programının ulaştığı seviyeyi göstermesi açısından dikkat çekici. Diplomatik kaynaklar, füze denemesinin Güney Çin Denizi ve Tayvan Boğazı'ndaki gerginliklerle birlikte okunması gerektiğini belirtiyor.

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