Aukus unveils seabed drones amid Marles' battlefield rhetoric?

Australia's defence minister warns that the 'seabed is a battlefield,' urging Beijing for transparency and announcing new Aukus tech to protect undersea cables with underwater drones.

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By deploying seabed drones, Aukus covertly militarizes international waters, turning critical infrastructure into contested zones.

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Aukus unveils seabed drones amid Marles' battlefield rhetoric?

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Shinjiro Koizumi's defiant stance against China is a clear signal that Japan will not be intimidated into abandoning its security reforms and strategic alliance with the US.

This clash isn't about who's the best wrestler; it’s all about cashing in on Italian passion for sports entertainment.