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U.S. to Review AUKUS as Part of Trump’s ‘America First’ Agenda

  • The Trump administration is undertaking an official evaluation of the AUKUS security partnership, which has implications for Australia's ability to obtain nuclear-powered submarines.
  • This review follows longstanding challenges including US shipyards struggling to meet submarine production targets and concerns about Australia's defence spending.
  • Australia has committed $800 million as an initial investment toward purchasing a minimum of three Virginia-class nuclear submarines from the United States, with deliveries expected to begin around 2032.
  • Defence Minister Richard Marles expressed confidence Australia will receive the submarines and emphasized Australia’s commitment to continuing the plan despite the review.
  • The review creates uncertainty but underlines the importance of Australia determining its own defence policy while maintaining strong ties with the US and UK allies.
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Denver Gazette broke the news in Denver, United States on Wednesday, June 11, 2025.
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