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Australia To Host Malabar Exercise, Says Australian PM Aboard INS Vikrant
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced on Thursday that his country will host Exercise Malabar, a naval drill involving Australia, India, the US and Japan.
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India, Australia Hold Joint Military Drills 'Austra Hind 22' In Rajasthan
India and Australia on Saturday held joint military drills as part of the ongoing joint military exercise -- 'Austra Hind 22' -- in Rajasthan's Mahajan field firing ranges.
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Malabar 2020: Amid China Tension, Quad Nations' Naval Drill In Bay Of Bengal Tomorrow
India, US, Japan, and Australia will come together to participate in a joint military exercise, Malabar 2020, which begins on Tuesday in the Bay of Bengal and will be carried out in two phases this month.
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What Is The Malabar Exercise, And Why Is It Significant?
Australia will join three-way naval exercises involving the United States, Japan and India, in a move that could provoke concern from China, which has criticised similar joint drills in the past.
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In Snub To China, India's Naval Alliance Now Includes Australia: 10 Facts
In a snub to China amid border tension, India on Monday said Australia would join the high-level Malabar naval exercises, which makes it the full "Quad" or quadrilateral coalition in the mega drill next month, along with the US and Japan. The Malabar exercises will take place in November-end in the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal. Australia will ...
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India Naval Drills With US Get Bigger. But Some Info It Keeps Off-Limits
Joint naval drills have been at the heart of a relationship that analysts widely see as a move to counterbalance China's rising power by binding the region's leading democracies more closely together. But while the navies of the United States, Japan and Australia can easily operate together -- based on common US-designed combat systems and data lin...
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To Avoid China Backlash, India Turns Down This Request From Australia
India has rejected an Australian request to take part in joint naval exercises with the United States and Japan for fear of antagonising China, which has warned against expanding the drills, navy officials and diplomats said to news agency Reuters.
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Australia To Host Malabar Exercise, Says Australian PM Aboard INS Vikrant
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced on Thursday that his country will host Exercise Malabar, a naval drill involving Australia, India, the US and Japan.
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India, Australia Hold Joint Military Drills 'Austra Hind 22' In Rajasthan
India and Australia on Saturday held joint military drills as part of the ongoing joint military exercise -- 'Austra Hind 22' -- in Rajasthan's Mahajan field firing ranges.
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Malabar 2020: Amid China Tension, Quad Nations' Naval Drill In Bay Of Bengal Tomorrow
India, US, Japan, and Australia will come together to participate in a joint military exercise, Malabar 2020, which begins on Tuesday in the Bay of Bengal and will be carried out in two phases this month.
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What Is The Malabar Exercise, And Why Is It Significant?
Australia will join three-way naval exercises involving the United States, Japan and India, in a move that could provoke concern from China, which has criticised similar joint drills in the past.
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In Snub To China, India's Naval Alliance Now Includes Australia: 10 Facts
In a snub to China amid border tension, India on Monday said Australia would join the high-level Malabar naval exercises, which makes it the full "Quad" or quadrilateral coalition in the mega drill next month, along with the US and Japan. The Malabar exercises will take place in November-end in the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal. Australia will ...
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India Naval Drills With US Get Bigger. But Some Info It Keeps Off-Limits
Joint naval drills have been at the heart of a relationship that analysts widely see as a move to counterbalance China's rising power by binding the region's leading democracies more closely together. But while the navies of the United States, Japan and Australia can easily operate together -- based on common US-designed combat systems and data lin...
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To Avoid China Backlash, India Turns Down This Request From Australia
India has rejected an Australian request to take part in joint naval exercises with the United States and Japan for fear of antagonising China, which has warned against expanding the drills, navy officials and diplomats said to news agency Reuters.
