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US report discusses possibility of nuclear submarine accident, if subs supplied to Australia

  • The USS Minnesota arrived in Australia for port visits, marking increased U.S. Submarine presence under the AUKUS security pact.
  • Australia has committed $2.6 billion to submarine projects and has faced penalties due to a deal cancellation with Naval Group.
  • A U.S. Report examined potential accident risks with nuclear-powered submarines supplied to Australia, which could affect U.S. Naval capabilities.
  • Australia may pivot to other submarine options as a more practical and cost-effective solution for its naval needs.
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When It Comes to Submarines, Australia Is Going to Be Left High and Dry - War on the Rocks

As the new American president shook allied capitals all over the world, a Virginia-class submarine — the USS Minnesota — arrived at a port in western

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US report discusses possibility of nuclear submarine accident, if subs supplied to Australia

A report to the US Congress discusses the possibility of an accident with a nuclear-powered submarine if it supplies one to Australia.

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The US State Department has approved a potential FMS of GMLRS-AW rounds and associated equipment to Australia.

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RNZ broke the news in New Zealand on Monday, March 10, 2025.
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