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NEW DELHIWarships from India, Japan and the U.S. will participate in joint exercises in the Pacific Ocean near Japan starting Thursdaya sign of greater maritime cooperation among nations in Asia as they face a more assertive China.
Ties between New Delhi and Tokyo have strengthened as geopolitical tensions in the region have mounted, and Japan was invited in January to join the so-called Malabar exercise, an annual event that has been primarily a bilateral U.S.-Indian operation.
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Japan to Join U.S.-India Military Exercises - WSJ
Ties between New Delhi and Tokyo have strengthened as geopolitical tensions in the region have mounted, and Japan was invited in January to join the so-called Malabar exercise, an annual event that has been primarily a bilateral U.S.-Indian operation.
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Japan to Join U.S.-India Military Exercises - WSJ
