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Australia to warn China it won’t be bullied by ‘provocative‘ actions
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Australia is set to warn China that it will not be bullied by 'provocative' actions, following China's recent launch of a nuclear-capable submarine-launched missile. The warning comes as Australia builds its military and nuclear arsenal.
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Australia to warn China it won’t be bullied by ‘provocative‘ actions
Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong is set to deliver a speech criticizing China's recent launch of a nuclear-capable submarine-launched missile. The move is seen as a response to China's 'provocative' actions, which have raised concerns about regional security. Australia is building its military and nuclear arsenal, and the warning is seen as a signal that it will not be bullied by China's actions. The speech is expected to be delivered in the coming days, and is seen as a significant development in the region. The Guardian reported that Penny Wong will deliver the speech, which is expected to be a strong rebuke of China's actions. The move is seen as a response to China's 'provocative' actions, which have raised concerns about regional security. Australia is building its military and nuclear arsenal, and the warning is seen as a signal that it will not be bullied by China's actions.
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