Asia Pacific
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Apr- 2024 -15 April
Philippine Navy Test-Fires Long-Range Spike Missile
The Philippine Navy has test-fired an Israeli-made Spike non-line-of-sight missile from its newly acquired fast attack interdiction craft.
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15 April
Marcos Rules Out Giving US Access to More Philippine Military Bases
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos said the United States would not be given access to more Philippine military bases.
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15 April
11 Killed in Pakistan Suspected Separatist Raid
Gunmen killed 11 people in southwest Pakistan, officials said, with police searching for suspected separatist militants.
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12 April
Japan Orders Three H225 Helicopters From Airbus
The Japanese Coast Guard has ordered three additional H225 Super Puma helicopters from Airbus, bringing its total H225 fleet to 18.
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11 April
Taiwan Fighter Jets Suffer Damage From Earthquake
The Taiwanese Air Force has reported damage to eight of its fighter planes caused by the recent 7.2-magnitude earthquake.
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11 April
US, Japan Confirm Cooperation on Counter-Hypersonic Development
The US and Japan have confirmed plans to jointly develop a hypersonic missile glide phase interceptor system.
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11 April
Chess Dynamics to Deliver Surveillance Systems for Australian Hunter-Class Frigates
BAE Systems Maritime Australia has contracted Chess Dynamics to deliver SeaEagle surveillance systems for the first batch of Royal Australian Navy Hunter-class frigates.
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11 April
Australia, Rheinmetall Ink Contract to Export Boxers to Germany
Canberra and Rheinmetall Defence Australia have signed a production contract to deliver locally-developed Boxer vehicles to Germany.
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11 April
Myanmar Troops Withdraw From Border Town Following Clashes
Myanmar junta troops stationed in an embattled border town have withdrawn from their positions, a spokesman for a Myanmar ethnic armed group and a Thai official said.
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10 April
Thai Soldiers on Alert as Myanmar Border Clashes Enter Second Day
Thai soldiers were on alert in the town of Mae Sot, where across the border in Myanmar the junta and an ethnic armed group fought for a second day.
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