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Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense refuted a media report that the Taipei has decided to abandon the Yunfeng ballistic missile program as a goodwill gesture towards mainland China.
By 中華民國國研院國家太空中心 [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
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Two of the three Scud-ER ballistic missiles that North Korea fired towards Japan on Sept. 5 had landed in the same area off Okushirito island of Hokkaido, Japanese defense officials said.
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Israel sent its newest reconnaissance satellite, Ofek-11, into space on Sept. 13 using its indigenous Shavit rocket from the Palmachim Air Base on Sept. 13. However, within hours, the satellite transmitted back home that it had developed some sort of malfunction.
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The DoD’s chief weapons buyer Frank Kendall told U.S. Air Force Secretary Deborah James in a memo on Aug. 23 that a new intercontinental ballistic missile to replace the Minuteman III will cost at least $85 billion to develop and field.
By A1C Yvonne Morales [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
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Someone with the nick, Rambo54, pointed out that a TerraServer satellite image on Jul. 1 had captured the Iskander-M mobile short-range ballistic missile system out in the open at Hmeimim Air Base, Syria.
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