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U.S., Indonesia, Australia hold drills amid China concerns

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A total of more than 5,000 personnel from the U.S., Indonesia, Australia, Japan and Singapore are participating in the Super Garuda Shield exercises. The expanded drills are seen by China as a threat. Chinese state media have accused the United States of building an Indo-Pacific alliance similar to NATO to limit China's influence.

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Times of India

US, Indonesia, Australia hold drills amid China concerns

The expanded drills are seen by China as a threat. Chinese state media have accused the US of building an Indo-Pacific alliance similar to NATO to limit China's growing military and diplomatic influence in the region.

2 years ago·India

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CTV News

U.S., Indonesia, Australia hold drills amid China concerns

Soldiers from the U.S., Indonesia and Australia joined a live-fire drill on Friday, part of annual joint combat exercises on Sumatra island amid growing Chinese maritime activity in the Indo-Pacific region.

2 years ago·Canada

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Associated Press News

US, Indonesia, Australia hold drills amid China concerns

BATURAJA, Indonesia (AP) — Soldiers from the U.S., Indonesia and Australia joined a live-fire drill on Friday, part of annual joint combat exercises on Sumatra island amid growing Chinese maritime activity in the Indo-Pacific region.

2 years ago·United States

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abc News

US, Indonesia, Australia hold drills amid China concerns

Soldiers from the U.S., Indonesia and Australia have joined a live-fire drill, part of annual joint combat exercises on Sumatra island amid growing Chinese maritime activity in the Indo-Pacific region

2 years ago·United States

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The Washington Post

US, Indonesia, Australia hold drills amid China concerns

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KIFI

US, Indonesia, Australia hold drills amid China concerns - Local News 8

By FADLAN SYAM and NINIEK KARMINI Associated PressBATURAJA, Indonesia (AP) — Soldiers from the U.S., Indonesia and Australia have joined a live-fire drill, part of annual joint combat exercises on Sumatra island amid growing Chinese maritime activity in the Indo-Pacific region. A total of more than 5,000 personnel from the U.S., Indonesia, Australia, Japan and Singapore are participating in this year’s exercises, making them the largest since th…

2 years ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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