Asia Pacific
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Apr- 2024 -9 April
Indian Army Mulls Forming ‘Adversarial Force’ to Boost Combat Capabilities
The Indian Army is considering establishing a permanent “adversarial force” to support future military drills.
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9 April
Taiwan Plans Indigenous Cruise Missile Deployment in 2024
Taiwan plans to deploy a land-attack cruise missile, the Hsiung Sheng missile, capable of striking China this year.
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9 April
South Korea Announces Aid for Wounded Ukrainian Soldiers
South Korea has revealed a $12-million package for the rehabilitation of wounded Ukrainian soldiers as part of its mid- to long-term aid.
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8 April
Japan Procures First Fleet of UGVs From Rheinmetall
The Japanese Ministry of Defense has contracted Rheinmetall to produce its first fleet of autonomous unmanned ground vehicles.
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8 April
Third Indian Shipyard Signs Maintenance Agreement With US Navy
India’s Cochin Shipyard Limited has signed a maintenance and repair agreement with the US Navy.
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8 April
South Korea Says Second Spy Satellite Placed in Orbit
South Korea put its second domestically made spy satellite into orbit, Seoul's defense ministry said, after it launched from an American space centre on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
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8 April
Australian Army Tests New Urban Warfare Live-Fire Range in Brisbane
Australia is validating a new, purpose-made urban operations live-fire range for the army warfighters in Brisbane.
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5 April
First New Zealand Super Hercules Aircraft Completes Maiden Flight Test
New Zealand’s first C-130J Super Hercules military transport aircraft has conducted its initial flight test in the US.
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5 April
New Zealand Eyes NATO Deal Amid Security Rethink
New Zealand said it was ready to sign a new cooperation deal with NATO, as the country rethinks security in the face of regional tensions and growing Chinese military might.
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4 April
Seven Drones Shot Down Over Myanmar Capital: Junta
Myanmar security services shot down seven drones over the military-built capital Naypyidaw, the junta said, in what appeared to be a rare attack on the junta's center of power by its opponents.
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