Scott Morrison meeting with Boris Johnson and Joe Biden at the G7 summit in Cornwall back in June, where the trio put pen to paper on a new military alliance that will give Australia its first nuclear-powered submarines
* Australia will get nuclear powered submarines in a technology sharing deal with the US and the UK
* Mr Morrison will now have to tear up previous $90billion French deal - to the fury of President Macron
* China has warned the landmark deal 'damages regional peace and stability, intensifies the arms race'
* State media also said Australia could become the target of a 'nuclear strike' in the event of a nuclear war
Chinese state media has warned Australia will become a 'potential target for a nuclear strike' after it acquires nuclear-powered submarines.
As part of a new three-way alliance with the UK and US, Australia will be given the technology to build at least eight nuclear-powered - but not nuclear armed - submarines as the West counters China's growing assertiveness in the Indo-Pacific region.
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WNU Editor: The Global Times nuclear threat is here .... Nuke sub deal could make Australia 'potential nuclear war target' (Global Times)
More News On China's Threats Against Australia
China Fires Back at New Western Military Alliance With Violent Rhetoric: ‘No Mercy’ for Further Provocations -- US News and World Report
China's staggering threat over nuclear sub move: 'Punish with no mercy' -- Yahoo News
China fumes as US allies unite on nuclear subs -- National News
China Slams U.S.–Australia Submarine Pact: ‘Outdated Cold War Zero-Sum Mentality’ -- National Review
Australia’s nuclear sub deal may spark arms race in Pacific, warns China -- SCMP
China decries U.S., Britain, Australia security partnership -- Reuters
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