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Japan and Indonesia to Begin Talks on Exporting Asagiri-Class Destroyers
- Japan and Indonesia agreed to start working-level talks on the possible transfer of Asagiri-class destroyers during a meeting between their defense ministers in Tokyo.
- The working group will discuss education, training, maintenance, sustainment, and operational aspects related to the potential transfer of the destroyers.
- Japan revised its defense equipment export rules to allow exports of lethal weapons, enabling discussions with Indonesia and other countries including the Philippines and New Zealand.
- Japan is seeking to deepen defense cooperation amid regional security challenges, reflecting a strategy to strengthen ties in the Indo-Pacific.
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Japan to begin talks on exporting destroyers to Indonesia
TOKYO: (Bernama-Kyodo) Japan and Indonesia agreed Friday (June 5) to begin working-level talks on the possible export of Asagiri-class destroyers to Jakarta as Tokyo accelerates defence cooperation with like-minded countries, Kyodo News reported.
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Japan advances plan to export destroyers to Indonesia
Japan and Indonesia agreed on Friday to begin working-level talks on the possible export of Asagiri-class destroyers to Jakarta, as Tokyo steps up defense cooperation with like-minded countries, News.Az reports, citing Kyodo. Japanese Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi and his Indonesian counterpart, Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin, reached the agreement during discussions held in Tokyo, according to the Japanese Defense Ministry. Japan has been aiming to st…
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