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Missile interception in Asia tests alliance U S
Allies monitor North Korea launch amid debate over intercept. U S Japan cooperation grows while Taiwan weighs security dependences and regional tension. Analysts warn a missed hit would erode confidence, fueling calls for diplomacy and stronger defense.
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Taipei
Taiwan
North Korea
U.S
Washington
Iraq
United States
Takehiko Yamamoto
Waseda University
Tokyo
Yamamoto
America
Japan
Andrew Yang
Chinese Center For Advanced Policy Studies
China
Yang
Pentagon
Bush
Air Force
Henry A. Obering III
Missile Defense Agency
Korean Peninsula
South Korea
Kenneth Wells
Center For
K.S. Nathan
Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
Singapore
Nathan
Hugh White
Strategic and Defense Studies Center
Australian National University
White
CIA