Britain will deploy nuclear submarines in Australia to facilitate the British army to get involved in Western Pacific Affairs

Britain will deploy nuclear submarines in Australia.

British "machine -sensitive" attack nuclear submarine sailing.

According to the British "Daily Mail" reported on July 22, the British Defense Chief of Staff Tony Radakin will reach an agreement with Australia at the Naval Conference on Sydney to send a nuclear submarine fleet at the Sydney. It is said that this decision may allow British submarines to be stationed in Australia until 2040. According to Australian reports, the Royal Navy submarine will be stationed in Perth, the west coast of Australia. Australian submarine personnel will be incorporated into the British crew to improve their skills.

The Royal Navy refused to disclose how many submarines could be migrated to Australia because all the operations around the British submarine fleet were confidential. The British Department of Defense said: "We don't comment on issues related to submarine activities or operations."

It is reported that the deployment of nuclear submarines in Australia is intended to be in China.

The analysis believes that the deployment of nuclear swars in Australia is to facilitate the British army's involvement in Western Pacific affairs.

On September 15, 2021, the United States, Britain and Australia issued a joint statement to announce the establishment of a three -sided security partnership (Aukus), carrying out a variety of advanced national defense technical cooperation, and strengthening military capabilities in the Indo -Pacific region. As the first cooperation project under the AUKUS framework, the United States and Britain will assist in the construction of at least 8 nuclear submarines in Australia. To this end, Australia has canceled the project that has been building conventional power submarines for many years.

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