Government says it preferred second-hand submarines
Australia and the United States' initial positions about delivering a new submarine under AUKUS differed, Senate estimates has revealed.
Government says it preferred second-hand submarines
Australia and the United States' initial positions about delivering a new submarine under AUKUS differed, Senate estimates has revealed. Grouped from 2 articles across 1 sources.
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The impact of Australia only buying second-hand submarines under AUKUS
Australia will only buy second-hand Virginia nuclear-powered submarines from the US during the AUKUS stopgap phase, with some analysts criticising the move and others believing it is a positive change of plan.
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