If Burma's generals get SRBMs, which have a range of 700 miles, India is a potential target.

WSJ: Kelley Currie: India Can Move the Needle on Burma

SRBMs, they would be much harder for Taiwan's missile defences to cope with.

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Last week, Australia's Lowy Institute published a report by Burma expert Andrew Selth on the junta's alleged long-running efforts to secure Scud-type short-range ballistic missiles (SRBMs) from North Korea and other sources.

WSJ: Kelley Currie: India Can Move the Needle on Burma