Asia Pacific
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Aug- 2022 -2 August
Australia Taps Raytheon to Provide Super Hornet, Growler Aircraft Training
Australia has contracted Raytheon to provide training services for the country’s F/A-18F Super Hornet and EA-18G Growler aircraft.
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2 August
India to Acquire 12 Light Utility Helicopters From Hindustan
The Indian military has signed a letter of intent to procure 12 indigenous light utility helicopters from Hindustan Aeronautics Limited.
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2 August
Bomb Blast, Shootings Rock Myanmar-China Border Town
A bomb blast and a spate of shootings in a Myanmar-China border town have killed two people and wounded at least nine.
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1 August
Japan Warns About China’s ‘Intelligentized Warfare’
Japan has sounded the alarm on China’s increasing military activities and innovations, including “intelligentized warfare."
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1 August
Iran Border Guards Clash With Afghanistan’s Taliban
Clashes broke out between Iranian border guards and Taliban forces, with the Afghan side confirming the death of one of their border officers.
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1 August
Indonesia, US Begin ‘Super Garuda Shield’ Military Exercise
Indonesian and American troops began joint military exercises to advance "regional cooperation" in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Jul- 2022 -29 July
Cochin Delivers Indian Navy’s First Indigenous Aircraft Carrier
Cochin Shipyard Limited has delivered the Indian Navy’s first indigenous aircraft carrier, soon to be commissioned as INS Vikrant.
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29 July
South Korea Launches New 8,200-Ton Aegis Destroyer
The South Korean Navy announced on Thursday that it has launched a new 8,200-ton destroyer equipped with state-of-the-art systems.
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28 July
Philippines Scraps Russian Helicopter Deal Fearing US Sanctions
The Philippine government has reportedly canceled an agreement to buy Russian military helicopters due to fears of possible US sanctions.
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28 July
S. Korea Offers Australia Interim Submarine to Close Collins Gap: Report
South Korea has reportedly offered to build a fleet of conventional attack submarines for the Royal Australian Navy to bridge a potential capability gap between the aging Collins submarine and the future introduction of a new class of nuclear-powered undersea attack vessels.
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