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Two years after AUKUS pact, American politicians are divided on delivery of subs to Australia

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Republican senator calls for the US to step up its production of nuclear-powered submarines before selling them as part of AUKUS. Roger Wicker says America is as "unprepared" as it was ahead of the Pearl Harbor attack. The US is set to transfer at least three Virginia-class submarines to Australia from the early 2030s under the agreement. Senator Wicker insists he supports the agreement but has refused to back legislation in congress.

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Two years after AUKUS announcement, American politicians are divided on delivery of subs to Australia

Two years since the AUKUS deal, some American politicians are calling for the US to step up its shipbuilding before selling subs to Australia, while others say Donald Trump's possible return to power means congress should move more quickly.

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