US EditionIndia and Australia sign a security deal that includes military talks and submarine cooperation
India and Australia signed agreements on submarine search and rescue, joint staff talks, and intelligence sharing to boost military interoperability and Indo-Pacific security.
- Rajnath Singh has made history as the first Indian Defense Minister to visit Australia since 2013, according to Richard Marles, Australia's Defense Minister.
- Australia and India signed a new bilateral security deal aimed at strengthening defense ties and enhancing Indo-Pacific stability.
- The new agreement includes establishing a forum for joint staff talks and cooperation on submarine rescue efforts between the two countries' militaries.
- Raji Rajagopalan stated that Singh's visit holds significant symbolic and practical value amid the strategic tensions involving China and the United States.
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India, Australia Sign Pact to Deepen Military Cooperation, Technology Exchange
CANBERRA, Australia—India and Australia have signed a series of new defence agreements that will deepen military cooperation and make defence talks an annual fixture. The Memoranda of Understanding were signed in Canberra on Oct. 9 during India Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s visit, in the presence of Australia’s Defence Minister Richard Marles. The new pact cover cooperation on submarine rescue and support, joint staff talks, and more exchange…
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India and Australia sign a security deal that includes military talks and submarine cooperation
Australia and India have signed a new bilateral security deal to enhance Indo-Pacific stability. This agreement signed Thursday includes joint military talks and submarine rescue cooperation.
Rajnath Singh arrives in Canberra to boost India-Australia defence, strategic ties
“We reviewed the full spectrum of India-Australia defence cooperation, including defence industry, cyber defence, maritime security and regional challenges,” Defence Minister Rajnath Singh wrote on X
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