Japanese troops will begin regular training in northern Australia from 2025. US rotational forces will join the exercises, as part of a strategy to strengthen the security of the three countries.
Japanese troops will begin regular training in northern Australia as part of military cooperation with Australia and the United States, Australian Defense Minister Richard Marles said on Sunday. This is reported by Bloomberg.
On Sunday, November 17, US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin held a meeting with Japanese Defense Minister Gen Nakatani and Australian Defense Minister Richard Marles in Darwin, northern Australia.
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Starting in 2025, Japanese troops will regularly deploy to conduct joint exercises with US rotational forces in northern Australia. This will be the last step of the three countries to strengthen security ties in the face of growing strategic competition with China.
At the same time, US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin expressed confidence that the US will provide the capabilities provided for in the AUKUS agreement, under which Australia will acquire US nuclear submarines and develop a new class of nuclear submarines jointly with the US and the UK.
The US Department of Defense is focused on a smooth and effective transition to the new administration-elect President Donald Trump,
Lloyd added.
Training is expected to begin next year, according to the Australian Broadcasting Corp.
About 2,000 US Marines are already in Darwin , the capital of the Northern Territory of Australia.