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Australia picks Japan over Germany to build $10B frigates

7 Gaishan 2 8/4/2025, 11:20:11 PM abc.net.au ↗

Comments (2)

ed_mercer · 2m ago

Aren’t japanese built frigates too small to fit australians?

WantonQuantum · 11m ago

I'm no defense expert but it seems like a good idea to select a country with aligning strategic interests, all else being equal. Both Japan and Australia will be focused on the Indo-Pacific region for the foreseeable future.