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Australia and the Philippines are conducting their largest-ever joint military exercises, "Alon," involving over 3,600 personnel and advanced weaponry near the disputed South China Sea. The drills, lasting until Aug. 29, aim to showcase Australia's commitment to regional security and sovereignty. key allies, including the U.S. and Japan, are involved. Meanwhile, China continues asserting control, recent incidents, there were dangerous encounters, including a collision and a close call.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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