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on september 25, our country successfully test-fired a dongfeng 31ag intercontinental ballistic missile, and the direction of this test-fire was the distant pacific ocean.

not long after the test-firing, our foreign minister had a meeting with u.s. secretary of state blinken in new york. this was the fourth meeting between the two in just a few weeks.

at the same time, the united states has deployed a large number of fighter aircraft in the asia-pacific region and plans to conduct a large-scale joint military exercise with japan code-named "sharp sword 25".

it is reported that,this military exercise will use up to 370 fighter sorties, including not only 250 fighter sorties from japan, but also 120 fighter sorties from the united states.

this double-faced approach makes people wonder whether the united states is seeking peace at the negotiation table or preparing for war in field exercises.

what’s even more interesting is that recently,the four countries of the united states, japan, india, and australia jointly issued a statement declaring that they "will never accept domination or coercion by any country."

however, these statements neither named nor specifically accused any country or weapon, making them somewhat ambiguous. it seems that the effectiveness of intercontinental missiles is too great. almost a week has passed, and the united states and its allies are still worried about the dongfeng 31ag.