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美國海軍重啟第3潛艦中隊，核潛艦將於2027年起輪駐澳洲西部
美國海軍在西澳重啟已停編14年的第3潛艦中隊，為「美英澳三邊安全夥伴關係」（AUKUS）潛艦計畫鋪路。美英核潛艦將自2027年起輪駐澳洲西部基地，最多可同時部署4艘美軍與1艘英國潛艦，以協助澳洲累積核潛艦操作經驗。
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澳洲國防部長：美國核動力潛艦中隊今年部署澳洲基地
澳洲國防部長馬勒斯宣布，美國核動力潛艦中隊將於今年部署澳洲戰略海軍基地，象徵AUKUS安全夥伴關係推進。美軍人員將訓練澳洲操作核動力潛艦，美軍潛艦部署澳洲基地具有戰略意義，尤其在南海與台灣緊張情勢升高的背景下。
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澳大利亚前外长警告AUKUS或损害国家主权独立
澳大利亚前外长加雷思·埃文斯警告称，美英澳三边安全伙伴关系(AUKUS)将严重损害澳大利亚的主权独立，并可能成为其“最糟糕的国防和外交政策决定”。他认为，AUKUS的核潜艇计划将使澳大利亚军事力量成为美国延伸，并对交付能力表示怀疑。
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Aukus decision worst ever by Australian government, says Gareth Evans
Former foreign affairs minister Gareth Evans has called the Aukus defence agreement a "ludicrous delusion" and one of Australia's worst foreign policy decisions. He argues a future US administration would only assist Australia if its own assets were threatened, not for an "existential attack".
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Aukus deal 'worst defence decision' by Australia, former minister says
Former Australian foreign affairs minister Gareth Evans has called the Aukus nuclear submarine deal one of the worst defence decisions ever made, warning it effectively extends the US military fleet and paints a target on Australia's back. He expressed skepticism about delivery timelines and costs, particularly for the UK-Australia joint submarines.
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Greens' David Shoebridge Criticizes AUKUS Nuclear Submarine Plan as 'Ridiculous'
Greens defence spokesman David Shoebridge argues Australia's plan to acquire nuclear-powered submarines under AUKUS is unrealistic for defending sea trade lanes, advocating for a more modest defence approach and diplomatic engagement with Asian neighbours amidst rising tensions with China.
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Australia to Buy Secondhand Nuclear Submarines from US in Aukus Deal Shift
Australia shifts Aukus deal to purchase secondhand nuclear submarines from the US, prompting strategic and diplomatic questions.
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Australia's Defence Minister Richard Marles defended the AUKUS submarine deal, refusing to detail the age of used Virginia-class submarines. Trade Minister Don Farrell met with his US counterpart in Paris to discuss proposed 12.5% tariffs on Australian exports, which the government deems unfair.
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Australia-US talks on AUKUS pact began early last year
Australian officials discussed changing the AUKUS pact with the US starting early last year, leading to the decision to purchase three second-hand Virginia-class submarines in the 2030s instead of two second-hand and one new. The change is seen as more cost-effective and simpler to operate.
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Australia's Submarine Deal Faces Scrutiny Over Shifting Plans and Confusing Language
Australia's plan to acquire nuclear-powered submarines has shifted, with the government now opting for three used Virginia-class submarines instead of a mix of new and used. Officials faced scrutiny for the change, with critics accusing AUKUS of damaging public confidence and the English language.
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Australia's government confirmed plans to acquire three second-hand Virginia-class submarines from the US under the AUKUS security pact. Ministers defended the decision, stating capability is key, while a backbencher called for a rethink. Separately, Australia seeks a new treaty with the Solomon Islands.
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Australia will acquire three second-hand Virginia-class submarines from the US under a revised AUKUS pact, a move Defence Minister Richard Marles states was the government's original preference for operational consistency. Meanwhile, PM Anthony Albanese will discuss a new treaty with Solomon Islands' PM Matthew Wale amid strategic competition with China.
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Australia will now purchase three used Virginia-class submarines instead of two used and one new under the AUKUS pact. This change, revealed by a senior defense official, aims to streamline the deal and reduce costs, though it has sparked calls for renegotiation from within the Labor party and scrutiny from the opposition.
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Labor MP Ed Husic is urging Australia to renegotiate the AUKUS pact, citing US production challenges and a recent change in submarine acquisition plans. Opposition and Greens also question the deal's transparency and commitment.
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Labor MP warns of risks to Aukus submarine deal
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