Asia Pacific
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Jan- 2024 -26 January
India Approves 300 Km Pinaka Multi‐Barrel Rocket System
The Indian Army has approved the development of two longer-range Pinaka Multi-Barrel Rocket Launchers (MBRL).
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26 January
China Tests Own Version of ‘Dream Shell’ Abandoned by US Navy: Report
Chinese scientists claim to have developed and tested a hypersonic projectile that is similar to the “Dream Shell” abandoned by the US Navy.
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26 January
Australia, Japan Agree to Collaborate in Undersea Warfare
Australia and Japan have agreed to explore potential collaborations to enhance their undersea warfare capabilities.
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26 January
China Incapable of Successfully Invading Taiwan: US Experts
A new survey of American security experts has found they believe China’s military power is still insufficient to successfully invade Taiwan.
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25 January
Philippines Pushes for Self-Reliance in Defense
The Philippines is pushing for a more self-reliant defense posture in the face of increasing security threats from China.
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25 January
Myanmar Ethnic Minority Fighters Claim Control of Port Town
Fighters from a Myanmar ethnic minority armed group have seized control of a port town after more than two months of intense clashes with junta troops, they said.
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25 January
Giant Waves Flood Key US Military Base on Marshall Islands
A clean-up operation was underway after giant waves flooded a key US military base on the Marshall Islands in the heart of the South Pacific.
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24 January
N. Korea Fires Several Cruise Missiles Towards Yellow Sea: Seoul
North Korea fired several cruise missiles towards the Yellow Sea, Seoul said, the latest in a series of tension-raising moves by the nuclear-armed state.
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24 January
US Wants Japanese Shipyards for Warship Maintenance
The US and Japan plan to allow maintenance and repair of US warships at private Japanese shipyards to improve their readiness.
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24 January
Indian Army Develops AI Tech to Fight Honey-Trapping
The Indian Army has developed an artificial intelligence-based technology to combat "honey-trapping" by enemy spies.
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