Australia said it would not commit troops in advance to any conflict, stressing that decisions would be made by the government of the day.
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Australia's Defense Industry Minister Pat Conroy has said the country will not commit troops in advance of any conflict, responding to pressure from the Pentagon over Australia's role in the event of a US-China war over Taiwan. Conroy stressed that decisions would be made by the government of the day, prioritizing national sovereignty. US officials are also urging allies to increase defense spending under the "America First" policy.
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Australia nu va angaja trupe în avans în niciun conflict, afirmă ministrul Industriei Apărării
Australia won't commit in advance to joining hypothetical US-China conflict, Pat Conroy says
Australia nu va angaja trupe în avans în niciun conflict, subliniază un ministru australian
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