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■US clears $300m sale of Tomahawk missile strike-planning systems to Australia ■Pentagon signs up to $6.3bn multi-year deal with Raytheon to restock SM-3 Block IB interceptors ■Japan's defence minister says public sees need to debate nuclear-powered submarines ■Germany warms to joining GCAP fighter programme as Japan guards its 2035 timeline ■Taiwan refuses mis-specified US gear in T-11 parachute deal and warns it may file a claim ■Lai says Taiwan's defence build-up aims to deter war, not provoke, in National Day speech ■US clears $300m sale of Tomahawk missile strike-planning systems to Australia ■Pentagon signs up to $6.3bn multi-year deal with Raytheon to restock SM-3 Block IB interceptors ■Japan's defence minister says public sees need to debate nuclear-powered submarines ■Germany warms to joining GCAP fighter programme as Japan guards its 2035 timeline ■Taiwan refuses mis-specified US gear in T-11 parachute deal and warns it may file a claim ■Lai says Taiwan's defence build-up aims to deter war, not provoke, in National Day speech

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A missile trailing a white and orange exhaust plume climbs into a clear blue sky beside the grey mast of a warship

Pentagon signs up to $6.3bn multi-year deal with Raytheon to restock SM-3 Block IB interceptors

The five-year award, with two option years, aims to replenish ballistic missile interceptors drawn down in combat and ease bottlenecks among suppliers.

TaiwanDefence · 1h ago · 2 min read