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US, Australia, Philippines Hold Joint Naval Drills in South China Sea 99%
4/14/2026, 4:43:44 AM
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Staying with the Philippines, the US and Australia have joined the country for their second joint maritime exercises this year.
The drills brought together warships, fighter jets, and surveillance aircraft in coordinated operations in the South China Sea.
The four-day exercises held from April 9th to 12th aim to strengthen maritime defense capabilities, according to the Philippine military.
It said that the operations highlight deepening defense cooperation and a shared commitment to regional security.
The Philippines deployed F-50 fighter jets, while Australia sent P-8A Poseidon aircraft, and the US deployed the USS Ashland.
The drills come just ahead of large-scale annual war games starting April 20th.
Notably, Japan will take part in the games for the first time.
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