Defense cooperation between France and Australia has improved, according to Ambassador Pierre-André Imbert, after the cancellation of the controversial 2021 contract to build French submarines. The relationship has been affected by political changes and the formation of the AUKUS pact between Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States. While France remains open to new collaborations, the ambassador emphasized that Australia's current decisions focus on AUKUS.
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Franţa şi-a reluat cooperarea în domeniul apărării cu Australia, după palma anulării contractului submarinelor, anunţă ambasadorul francez la Canberra. AUKUS, în revizuire în vederea conformării cu obiectivele lui Trump
Franţa şi-a reluat cooperarea în domeniul apărării cu Australia, după palma anulării contractului submarinelor, anunţă ambasadorul francez la Canberra. AUKUS, în revizuire în vederea conformării cu obiectivele lui Trump
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