Sentence examples for missile exercises from inspiring English sources

China conducted military and missile exercises near Taiwan in response, and Chinese-American relations were chilled.

There is the tacit admission that China's missile "exercises" of 1995-96 helped helped swing public opinion in Taiwan to the idea of reunification.

The Ukrainians said they had banned missile exercises since Oct. 4, when a Siberian Airlines plane was accidentally shot down, killing the 76 people aboard.

The last time Mr Lee visited Cornell, while still president in 1995, China reacted by conducting live missile exercises off the coast of Taiwan.

This doctrine of vagueness became less ambiguous during the last crisis over the Taiwan Strait (triggered by Chinese missile exercises in 1995-96), when America's Seventh Fleet turned up near Taiwan as a warning against Chinese aggression.

So Mr. Bush is likely to cast any missile exercises with Russia as an effort to protect it and all of Europe against "rogue states," particularly Iran and Iraq.

In response to the North Korean provocation, US and Korean forces undertook a joint live-fire missile exercise on Wednesday.

Without its sensors working, the kill vehicle streaked blindly into space, and few of the critical technologies of the missile exercise were actually tested.

The joint missile exercise by the United States and South Korea was first proposed by the South Korean president, Moon Jae-in, and endorsed by President Trump, Mr. Moon's office said.

The day after the launch, the U.S. Army and the South Korean military conducted a missile exercise in response to "North Korea's destabilizing and unlawful actions," U.S. Pacific Command said in a statement.

Some of them have been on display in recent months in a succession of military drills, including a missile exercise in early July dubbed Great Prophet 7. The exercise included a demonstration of Iran's newly deployed Khalid Farzh anti-ship missile, which has an internal guidance system, a powerful 1,400-pound 1,400-pound a range of 180 miles.