Pacific Leaders Criticize China’s Recent Ballistic Missile Test
The leaders of Pacific island nations criticized China’s recent missile test in their region, an unexpected move after earlier failed attempts to agree on a response. New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon stated that almost all of the 18 members of the Pacific Islands Forum signed onto a statement expressing concern about the recent ballistic missile launch across the region, and called for proper advance notice.
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