"Japan's Potential Role in AUKUS Security Pact Explored by US, UK, and Australia"
The AUKUS partnership, comprising the US, Australia, and the UK, is considering collaborating with Japan on advanced capabilities projects, including the acquisition of conventionally armed, nuclear-powered submarines. This potential cooperation is driven by Japan's strengths and its close defense partnership with the AUKUS members. Recent progress includes Australia's selection of companies for submarine construction and training, as well as advancements in advanced technologies and capabilities. The trilateral statement emphasizes maximizing the strategic benefits of the AUKUS partnership to support security and stability in the Indo-Pacific region and beyond.
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