WASHINGTON / NEW DELHI: India and Japan will not join the new US Trilateral Security Partnership announced with Australia and England – dubbed the aukus – to fight the increase in Chinese activities in the Indo-Pacific region.
“AUKUS announcement last week was not intended to be an indication, and I think this is the message of the President also sent to (French President Emmanuel) Macron, that no one else will be involved in security in the Pacific Indonesia,” Secretary of the White House Jen PSAKI said to reporters at his daily press conference on Wednesday.
PM Modi in the US Live UpdatesPsaki responded to questions if countries such as India and Japan whose leaders are in Washington this week for the first quad summit will be made part of the new security alliance.
“On Friday …
you will have a citizen of Australia there (for the Quad Summit).
But then you also have India and Japan.
Do you imagine them a kind of same military role that you have now defined Australians?” A journalist asked.
“Aukus? What are you? Jaukus? Jaiuukus?” PSAKI said at a lighter moment before giving an answer to the question.
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As a result, the US and Britain will help Australia to spread nuclear-Poweruron September 15, the United States, responding to the growth of competition from China, announcing new alliances with Australia and the UK to strengthen the ability of the navy in the Indo Pacific with a new Australian nuclear fleet of submarines.
Announcement – Made in a video meeting by President Joe Biden, Australia Prime Minister of Scott Morrison and his British colleague Boris Johnson – will definitely contribute France, who has negotiated conventional submarine sales to Australia.
Also read the Security Alliance, irrelevant to Quad: India “Quad State shares the vision of the free, open, transparent and inclusive Indo-Pacific region.
Quad has adopted a variety of initiatives globally about problems such as pandemics, new and new technologies appear and Climate change.
Aukus is a security alliance involving three countries.
We are not a trilateral security alliance, it is seen as an attempt to fight China in the Indo-Pacific, will enable the US and Britain to provide Australia with technology to develop nuclear-powered submarines for the first time.
China has sharply criticized the trilateral alliance, said the exclusive grouping did not have the future and would damage regional stability and worsen a weapons race and injure international non-proliferation efforts.
AUKUS Security Alliance, irrelevant to Quad: India Indian government has been trying to eliminate worries About to It is primable for the dilution of the quad agenda by the US Pact with the United Kingdom and Australia, Aukus, said that the latter is a security alliance that is not relevant to Quad “Quad and aukus not to group the same properties.
Quad countries share the vision of the free, open, transparent and inclusive Indo-Pacific region.
Quad has adopted a variety of initiatives globally about problems such as pandemic, technology and climate of pandemics and new appearances.
Aukus is a security alliance involving three countries.
We are not a party for that.
From our perspective, it is not relevant to Quad, it will not have an impact on the Quad function, “said the Secretary of the Foreign Secretary Shringla while talking about PM Modi.
Agenda during US visits.
Quad Nations aims to tighten the four-state Group Links to be looking for ways to promote the INDO – The Pacific is free and open and acting as a fortress against former Chinese Pansionism Beijing has placed around 90% of the South China Sea and building military facilities on artificial islands and quad countries worry this can be used to limit the free movement through the trade route Importance -The steps to build RAN Tai supply safe semiconductors, Nikkei’s business daily reported, quoting a draft joint statement.
Each of them will ensure their semiconductor supply capacity and identify vulnerabilities, the newspaper said.
(With input from agency)