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Australia’s AUKUS submarine deal is getting a major update — ditching the original plan for a mix of used and new subs in favor of three fully operational, pre-owned vessels. The move, backed by both Australia and the U.S., aims to save time and money while filling a critical capability gap until custom-built subs are ready. Despite internal skepticism and concerns over reliability, the government insists the change doesn’t weaken the pact’s strategic goals — it’s all about getting the job done faster and more efficiently. The Pentagon has confirmed the revised plan, and the core mission of AUKUS — strengthening security through advanced defense ties — remains unchanged.

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