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Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney snubs US to sign $1.75B long-range radar deal with Australia
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The deal highlights Canada's efforts to enhance its northern defences and improve surveillance capabilities in the Arctic region, an area of growing strategic importance. Long-range radar systems are crucial for detecting and tracking potential threats at a distance, allowing for more effective response times. The partnership with Australia may also reflect Canada's desire to diversify its defence relationships and cooperate with like-minded nations on security initiatives.
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Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney snubs US to sign $1.75B long-range radar deal with Australia
The pact will provide early warning radar coverage from the Canada-United States border into the Arctic
22 Jun, 10:25
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