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Admiral Samuel Paparo, head of U.S. Pacific Command, hailed Canada as an “indispensable” military partner in the Indo-Pacific, stressing that defense ties remain steadfast despite political and trade tensions. Speaking in British Columbia after co-hosting a major defense summit, he emphasized that military cooperation is rooted in shared security needs—not emotion or politics—and remains unaffected by stalled trade talks. While U.S.-Canada trade negotiations hit a snag last month, Paparo affirmed that joint defense efforts are non-negotiable, underscoring the enduring alliance built on facts, mutual interest, and operational readiness.

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