Indo-Pacific Weekly Roundup: Keen Sword, PLA Pressure, Pacific Aid
Our Indo-Pacific weekly roundup: Keen Sword drills in Japan, PLA activity reported by Taiwan, a new Marine missile unit and Pacific aid.
Japan coverage on Peter’s World: Chinese military pressure, US Marine missile deployments in the Ryukyu islands and Japanese defense policy, with sources.
Our Indo-Pacific weekly roundup: Keen Sword drills in Japan, PLA activity reported by Taiwan, a new Marine missile unit and Pacific aid.
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