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Indonesia and Australia hold joint military drills after signing a new defense agreement

  • More than 2,000 Indonesian and Australian troops conducted joint military drills named Keris Woomera after signing a new defense agreement to enhance security cooperation.
  • The four-day exercise includes air, land, sea, and cyber operations, described by Australian Defence Minister Richard Marles as the biggest exercise outside Australia this year.
  • Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto called the new security agreement a "historic milestone" for relations between both nations.
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