US and India Sign 10-Year Defence Pact
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth met with counterparts from China and India at an ASEAN defence summit in Malaysia.
Hegseth discussed US interests and regional security ties, stating the US would "stoutly defend its interests" and maintain the balance of power in the Indo-Pacific.
It's a significant step for our two militaries, a roadmap for deeper and even more meaningful collaboration ahead.
Hegseth hailed the new 10-year defence cooperation framework signed with Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh as "a cornerstone for regional stability and deterrence".
The pact aims to boost US influence and regional security ties.
Author's summary: US and India sign a 10-year defence pact to boost regional security ties.
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