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S-400 Missile Deal With Russia Didn't Figure In PM Modi-Trump Meet: India
India said today that its decision to purchase the advanced S-400 missile defence system from Russia did not figure during the talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump, though they discussed ways to step up the bilateral military cooperation.
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This Is Message To China - And Others: US On Malabar Naval War Games
The three-nation Malabar Naval Exercise involving India, Japan and the United States maritime forces which began today, is setting a great example to the world, a top US official has said.
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China Pleased That India Turned Down A War Games Request From Australia
China has welcomed reports that India has refused to allow Australia to join naval exercises with the United States and Japan in July. Beijing had earlier warned against expanding the drills.
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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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Japan And India To Build Military Ties With Eye On China: Foreign Media
Indian Defense Minister Arun Jaitley agreed in Tokyo on Monday to increase military cooperation with Japan, which could potentially complicate U.S. policy in the region.
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US, Japan Courting India To Corner China, Says Chinese Daily
China should not feel cornered by a raft of geopolitical moves by the US and Japan against it by forging closer ties with India, Russia and others in the region and Beijing should focus on becoming a strong economic and military power, a state-run daily said today.
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India, US, Japan Begin Malabar Joint Naval Exercise Close To South China Sea
India, Japan and the US today kicked off their marine war games, Malabar Exercise, close to the South China Sea as they focus on deepening military ties and greater interoperability amid rising tensions in the region.
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S-400 Missile Deal With Russia Didn't Figure In PM Modi-Trump Meet: India
India said today that its decision to purchase the advanced S-400 missile defence system from Russia did not figure during the talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump, though they discussed ways to step up the bilateral military cooperation.
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This Is Message To China - And Others: US On Malabar Naval War Games
The three-nation Malabar Naval Exercise involving India, Japan and the United States maritime forces which began today, is setting a great example to the world, a top US official has said.
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China Pleased That India Turned Down A War Games Request From Australia
China has welcomed reports that India has refused to allow Australia to join naval exercises with the United States and Japan in July. Beijing had earlier warned against expanding the drills.
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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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Japan And India To Build Military Ties With Eye On China: Foreign Media
Indian Defense Minister Arun Jaitley agreed in Tokyo on Monday to increase military cooperation with Japan, which could potentially complicate U.S. policy in the region.
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US, Japan Courting India To Corner China, Says Chinese Daily
China should not feel cornered by a raft of geopolitical moves by the US and Japan against it by forging closer ties with India, Russia and others in the region and Beijing should focus on becoming a strong economic and military power, a state-run daily said today.
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India, US, Japan Begin Malabar Joint Naval Exercise Close To South China Sea
India, Japan and the US today kicked off their marine war games, Malabar Exercise, close to the South China Sea as they focus on deepening military ties and greater interoperability amid rising tensions in the region.
