AUKUS leaders prepare submarine deal in the US

AUKUS: Eyeing China, Biden and allies unveil nuclear-powered submarine plan for Australia

SAN DIEGO/CANBERRA, March 14 (Reuters) - The United States, Australia and Britain unveiled details of a plan to provide Australia with nuclear-powered attack submarines from the early 2030s to counter China's ambitions in the Indo-Pacific.

US, Australia and UK enter Aukus nuclear submarine alliance to counter Chinese military ambitions

The three countries have signed a partnership agreement to produce nuclear-powered submarines. This makes official a preliminary agreement announced in 2021.

What’s the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal between US, UK, and Australia? Why is China upset?

The US, the UK and Australia have finalised the pact that will allow them to build a fleet of nuclear-powered submarines. Now Australia will acquire and eventually make its own vessels. The deal is seen as a step forward to counter China’s growing military presence in the Asia-Pacific region

Aukus: US, UK and Australia sign nuclear submarine deal

The UK’s submarines will mainly be built by BAE Systems at Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, and Rolls-Royce

AUKUS: US, UK Australia announce nuclear-powered submarine project

United States President Joe Biden along with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and United Kingdom Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Monday announced that A

Aukus announce development of nuclear powered submarine 'SSN Aukus' – video

‘Rotational forces’ of US and UK nuclear-powered submarines set to visit Australia from 2027 as part of landmark agreement