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Asia & Pacific 3 months ago
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Indonesia inches closer to destroyers after Koizumi meets Prabowo, Sjafrie
The commencement of discussions by the defense authorities of both countries to materialize the transfer of equipment including Asagiri-class destroyers will contribute to strengthening cooperation in the field of maritime security, Koizumi said.
Asia & Pacific 3 months ago
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Japan offers Asagiri-class destroyers to Indonesia
The possible transfer of Asagiri-class destroyers was discussed when Japanese and Indonesian defense ministers met in Jakarta during a meeting on May 3-4, when they signed a new Defense Cooperation Agreement (DCA).
Asia & Pacific 4 months ago
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Indonesia mulls offer of Japan’s frigates, submarines
While confirming that they had received the offers from Japan, Indonesian authorities said discussions were still ongoing and no agreements were reached on the procurement of Japanese warships and other defense equipment.
Asia & Pacific 4 months ago
Japan plans early transfer of warships and aircraft to Philippines
The two countries' shared grievances over Chinese territorial claims have seen them draw increasingly close in recent years, including the signing of a reciprocal access agreement allowing for the deployment of troops on each other's territory.
Middle East and Africa 3 years ago
Chinese navy makes rare foray into West Africa with Nigeria visit
The Chinese ambassador to Nigeria hailed the five-day visit as a milestone in ties, and the Nigerian navy expressed willingness to work with China to tackle maritime security threats and maintain stability in the Gulf of Guinea, the Chinese embassy said in a statement on Monday.
World 7 years ago
US destroyers sail in disputed South China Sea amid trade tensions
Beijing and Washington are locked in a trade war and the two sides are trying to hammer out a deal ahead of a March 1 deadline when UStariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports are scheduled to increase to 25 percent from 10 percent.
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