


Strengthening Ties: U.S. and India Aim for Deeper Defense Cooperation
Leaders Modi and Trump announce plans to enhance defense partnership and military cooperation, amid concerns over China's growing influence in Indo-Pacific.
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Indian Prime Minister Modi and U.S. President Trump outlined a strengthened defense partnership, with plans for F-35 sales and enhanced military cooperation. This shift aims to counter China's influence while navigating trade imbalances and historicaldependencies on Russian arms. Military experts underscore the long-term nature of this strategic transition, which aligns with India's need for modern defense systems amidst regional threats. The leaders discussed a 10-year framework to bolster defense ties across various domains, emphasizing a mutual interest in security in the Indo-Pacific region.
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