Quad Aims To Protect The Indo-Pacific Region From China

Quad aims to protect the Indo-Pacific region from Chinese aggression: US. Ahead of the quad countries’ ministerial meeting in Japan next week, the Trump administration said the group aimed to protect the Indo-Pacific region from Chyna aggression. A Quad is a strategic group of India, the United States, Australia, and Japan.

The second meeting of the Quad is scheduled to take place in Tokyo on October 6, which will discuss the need for coordinated steps to deal with various challenges. It will be attended by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and India’s Foreign Minister S Jaishankar. The last meeting of this group was held in New York.

US State Department spokesman Morgan Ortagus said the meeting reflected a strong partnership between the United States and its allies and demonstrated its commitment to continue the good work being done on a full range of bilateral, regional and global issues. Does.

In 2007, the then Prime Minister of Japan Shinzo AB proposed the quad, which was supported by India, US and Australia. After this it became dysfunctional. In the year 2017, the quad members met once again and in the year 2019, their foreign ministers met.

India held a three-day military exercise with Japan from 26 September to 28 September 2020 in the northern Arabian Sea region. This military exercise was the fourth edition of the military exercise between India and Japan every two years. Japan’s helicopter carrier JS Suga also participated in the exercise.

US Intelligence Agencies Not Competitive With China, Sensational Reveal of Head of Intelligence Committee

US intelligence agencies are not in a position to counter China’s influence internationally. China is rapidly expanding economic, military and diplomatic in the world. This was stated by Adam Skiff, the head of the US Parliament’s Intelligence Committee. He said that our intelligence agencies are not ready for long term effective activities.