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China has successfully launched an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) into the Pacific Ocean for the first time in over 40 years, according to Beijing's defense ministry. The launch took place at 08:44 local time on Wednesday, with the missile carrying a dummy warhead. China's military described this as a “routine“ part of its annual training, though this level of ICBM testing hasn't been seen since 1980. 💥 Interestingly, Japan reported receiving no prior notice from China about the test. China's previous ICBM tests have mostly been conducted domestically, making this international launch a significant development. Experts believe this test could be a signal to nearby countries, including Japan, the Philippines, and Taiwan, amid rising regional tensions. 🌏 The U.S. and China have seen increased friction recently, especially over disputed territories and Taiwan's sovereignty. China's growing military capabilities, particularly its nuclear a
