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US Navy officer inspects small-scale frigate model on dock table.

US Navy Weighs Foreign Frigate Designs Amid Japan-South Korea Competition

The US Navy is considering foreign frigate designs from Japan, South Korea, and Turkey for its new fleet, with a review process that could lead to building up to two ships overseas before production shifts to US yards. This development has sparked a friendly competition between Japan and South Korea, with both nations showcasing their advanced shipbuilding technologies.

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Factory floor with workers and machinery for ammunition production.

Mongolia Accelerates Defense Diversification with New Alliances

Mongolia is stepping up its defense game with a bold new approach to partnerships and industrial policy, marked by the recent launch of its first domestic ammunition production line in collaboration with Turkish defense company MKE. The milestone achievement signals a major shift in the country's strategy, with three types of ammunition now being produced locally.

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Formal meeting room with large table, high-backed chairs, and decorative vase, under bright daylight from tall windows.

Saudi-Pakistan-Turkiye Pact Raises Stakes for India

In a move with far-reaching implications, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey have inked the Mecca Joint Deterrence Agreement, pledging to consider an attack on any one of them as an attack on all three. This bold pact, signed by the leaders of the three nations, cements their unity and shared commitment to strategic interests.

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