Japan and Indonesia Set to Jointly Develop Warship Amid Rising China Tensions

World News

1 year ago

News sources:

Credited from: SCMP

Japan and Indonesia are nearing a landmark agreement to co-develop a warship for the Indonesian Navy, emphasizing broader security alliances in the region.
Scheduled talks between Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto aim to advance the project.
The warship design may leverage Japan’s advanced destroyers and is a response to both nations facing territorial disputes with China.
Japan’s Defense Minister highlighted the strategic importance of collaborating with Indonesia, particularly regarding significant maritime routes.
While discussions have started, the project could take time, with expectations that the first vessel will be launched in at least three years.

For the full article, visit SCMP.