Iran's medium-range ballistic missile called Hayber (Hurremshahr-4) is seen during the test launch as part of the promotional program organized with the participation of high-ranking military officials in Tehran, Iran on May 07, 2023. [Iranian Defense Ministry - Anadolu Agency]
A 41-nation coalition has called on nuclear-armed states to strictly observe advance notification protocols for long-range ballistic missile tests, warning that unannounced launches endanger regional peace and global security. In a joint statement delivered at the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva and released by the US Mission to International Organizations on Tuesday, the signatories highlighted growing concerns over missile proliferation and urged adherence to transparency mechanisms, particularly the Hague Code of Conduct Against Ballistic Missile Proliferation (HCOC). “Conducting nuclear-capable ballistic missile tests without sufficient advance notice and detail is dangerous and disrupts the peace and security of relevant nations in proximity to these tests,” the text noted. Highlighting recent unnotified missile testing in the Pacific, the signatories noted that failing […]

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