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" Developing this game-changing capability with the United States from an early stage is providing opportunities for Australian industry," Senator Reynolds said . "This demonstrates the Morrison government's commitment to strengthening Australia 's sovereign defence industry while creating
AUSTRALIA-USA-DEFENSE: Australia says it is partnering with the USA to develop
hypersonic missiles © Reuters / Jason Reed AUSTRALIA SAYS ' PARTNER WITH US TO DEVELOP HYPERSONIC MISSILES SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia will jointly develop hypersonic cruise missiles with the United States in a bid to counter China and Russia who are developing similar weapons, the US said on Tuesday. Australian Minister of Defense.
"We will continue to invest in advanced capabilities to give the Australian Defense Force more options to deter any aggression against Australian interests," Linda Reynolds said in a statement.
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Saying the July launch would mark the end of the tests performed as part of the HiFiRE series, Payne said Australia aims to maintain its position “at the leading edge of hypersonic research” and looks forward to arranging further hypersonic flight experiments in cooperation with the US.
She did not disclose the cost or timing of missile development.
Australia has budgeted up to $ 6.8 billion this year for long-range missile defense systems.
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Russia last year developed its first nuclear-capable hypersonic missiles while analysts say China has deployed or is close to deploying hypersonic systems equipped with conventional warheads.
The United States, which in 2017 tested a hypersonic missile similar to Russia's, aims to deploy hypersonic combat capabilities by 2025.
This collaboration between Washington and Canberra, which is more concerned with in addition to the military situation in the Pacific, is likely to fuel tensions with China.
Australia demanded an apology from Beijing on Monday after the publication of a scene showing an Australian soldier holding a knife covered in blood to the throat of an Afghan child.
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