The five-domains update

Published on November 24, 2023



In recent defense and military developments, Australia accused China of endangering its navy divers through aggressive actions by a Chinese destroyer. Meanwhile, the USS Ronald Reagan completed a six-month Indo-Pacific deployment, strengthening US partnerships in the region. The Australian Army introduced the NASAMS missile system, and Fiji expanded its Bushmaster fleet through Australian support. The Pentagon's JCO is enhancing drone countermeasures, and the UAE is negotiating with Korea Aerospace Industries for KUH-1E helicopters. In space, the US Space Force introduced its first operational doctrine for space domain awareness, while the EU endorsed a new strategy for space security. In the realm of information warfare, five Australian companies formed a consortium to advance AUKUS Pillar 2 capabilities, and the US and Indonesia signed a defense agreement focusing on cyber and space threats.

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