AUKUS Deal Advances: Australia's Submarine Investment Amidst U.S. Review
Australia has fulfilled a second payment of A$800 million to the United States for the AUKUS submarine deal. Despite a review by the Trump administration, Australia remains committed to enhancing its defense with nuclear submarines by 2030 to counter China, with a total investment of A$368 billion.
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Australia has confirmed a second payment installment of A$800 million to the United States for the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced this amidst a review by U.S. President Donald Trump's administration, despite Australia's confidence in the pact's continuation.
With a total commitment of A$368 billion over three decades, Australia's investment, aimed at countering China's influence, reflects significant defense enhancements in strategic partnership with Washington and Britain.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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