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BREAKING; Pentagon Draft Report: China Loads Over 100 ICBMs into Silos Near Mongolia, Accelerating Nuclear A draft Pentagon report says CHINA has likely loaded more than 100 ICBMs into new silo fields near Mongolia, marking a major acceleration of its nuclear buildup. Beijing is assessed as not interested in...

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