Report on US missile shortage raises concerns over South Korea's air defenses

Concerns are growing in South Korea over the possibility that the United States could draw down key air defense assets on the Korean Peninsula, following a New York Times report that US missile stockpiles have been significantly depleted by the ongoing war with Iran. The New York Times reported Saturday, citing senior

China gave no warning on the early July missile test and did not say it would land so close to the island, said a senior Tuvalu foreign affairs official.

China’s recent ballistic missile test has been likened to a home invasion, leaving people living in Tuvalu, the low-lying Pacific Island closest to where it landed, fearing it would trigger a tsunami, according to a senior official from the nation.