US EditionUK Aircraft Carrier Docks at Marina Bay Cruise Centre as Part of Eight Month Indo-Pacific Deployment
- On June 23, the Royal Navy’s flagship arrived at Singapore’s Marina Bay Cruise Centre as part of its eight-month mission in the Indo-Pacific region.
- This visit follows the strike group's departure from the UK in April for Operation Highmast, reflecting the UK's strategic commitment amid global regional tensions.
- The carrier leads a multinational strike group including ships from Canada and Spain, and will take part in joint exercises with regional partners including Singapore and Australia.
- Commodore James Blackmore said the deployment supports upholding a rules-based international order, while British High Commissioner Nik Mehta highlighted the visit’s significance for 60 years of UK-Singapore relations.
- The visit will strengthen defence cooperation and trade ties, and the carrier’s participation in Five Power Defence Arrangements exercises in September underlines long-term regional security commitments.
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The HMS Prince of Wales Arrives in Singapore
The HMS Prince of Wales arrived in Singapore during a major Indo-Pacific deployment, highlighting the UK’s commitment to regional security through joint exercises, public engagement, and multinational defense cooperation.
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