US and India strengthen military ties, eye deeper collaboration
US-India military partnership amidst evolving security challenges in the Indo-Pacific region. The 'Partners in Progress' symposium in Bengaluru featured Assistant Chief of Indian Naval Staff Rear Admiral Nirbhay Bapna, who praised the comprehensive global strategic partnership between the two nations. According to a TOI report authored by Chethan Kumar, he emphasized their shared commitment to a peaceful and prosperous Indo-Pacific through enhanced information sharing and maritime domain awareness.
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US Defence Attache to India Rear Admiral Michael Baker also underscored the major defence partnership between the US and India as crucial for global peace and security. The symposium, jointly organized by the Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University, and Christ University, Bengaluru, with support from the US Consulate General, Chennai, highlighted the deepening collaboration between the two nations in emerging domains like cybersecurity, space, underwater, and artificial intelligence.
The US and India continue to make substantial progress through joint exercises, defence industrial cooperation, and regular strategic dialogues, reinforcing their commitment to advancing an advanced and comprehensive defence partnership.
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