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what about cooking a pizza for peace?……. - Vimarsana News

what about cooking a pizza for peace?…….

Australia must develop its own long-range missiles to meet rising challenges to regional security, opposition defence spokesman Andrew Hastie has said, as tensions across the Taiwan Strait continue unfolding.Mr Hastie said on Sunday that Australia had to develop greater deterrents to challenges, such as from a rising China with “expansionist ambiti

Russia Ukraine update: Western advanced weapons help Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Russia Ukraine update: Western advanced weapons help Ukraine

Advanced Western weapons are giving Ukraine added firepower to push back Russian attacks, a defence expert ...

Australia almost no chance to buy any submarine from current US building program, experts say - Vimarsana News

Australia almost no chance to buy any submarine from current US building program, experts say

Latest report to US Congress reveals the superpower will struggle to meet its own submarine-building targets for decades

Nuclear submarines: Australia's price tag for US-built boats could soar by billions - Vimarsana News

Nuclear submarines: Australia's price tag for US-built boats could soar by billions

US congressional report warns that building the most up-to-date nuclear submarines could be billions more than the current cost of acquiring boats.

Source: afr.com
Defence poised to slash armoured troop carriers order by a third - Vimarsana News

Defence poised to slash armoured troop carriers order by a third

In a fresh procurement headache, defence companies have been told to resubmit bids based on Australia buying 300 vehicles rather than 450 under the $27 billion project.

Source: afr.com