US Edition‘Here for the long term’: US seeks to entrench presence in Australia under AUKUS
The US aims to secure a long-term naval presence while Australia develops sovereign nuclear submarine capabilities under AUKUS, with new submarines expected by the late 2030s.
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DECRYPTAGE - Donald Trump announced the continuation of the Aukus pact and affirmed that the construction of the submarines was "progressing well", despite the serious shortcomings of the American naval industry.
Australia is all in on AUKUS. In Donald Trump's America, it's more complicated
In Washington on Monday, Anthony Albanese made something clear once again: Australia is all-in on the trilateral defence pact. Clarifying what US powerbrokers think remains a multi-billion-dollar question.
Sydney Morning Herald
The Age‘Here for the long term’: US seeks to entrench presence in Australia under AUKUS
Australian officials are preparing for the US to seek to lock in a long-term Australian presence for its nuclear-powered submarines through a review into AUKUS.
Australian officials are preparing for the United States to seek long-term use of the nation's largest naval base as part of a secret Pentagon review of the Australia-UK-US (AUKUS) security agreement.
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