"Tripartite Naval Exercise Planned in South China Sea by Japan, US, and Australia"

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Japan, the United States, and Australia are considering deploying their vessels carrying aircraft to the Philippines for a trilateral naval drill in the South China Sea. The exercise, planned for next week, comes amid escalating tensions between China and the Philippines following a recent incident where a Chinese coast guard vessel fired a water cannon at a Philippine military-chartered boat. Japan's Maritime Self-Defense Force will be sending its largest destroyer, the Izumo, which is undergoing renovation to become a de facto aircraft carrier.
- Japan, U.S. and Australia eye ship deployment to Philippines for drill The Japan Times
- Japan, US, Australia to carry out joint naval drills in South China Sea next week - Kyodo Reuters
- U.S., Japan and Australia to hold joint drills as tensions rise in South China Sea CBS News
- Australia, Japan and the US to hold joint naval exercise 台北時報
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