Leaders from the Quad—Australia, India, Japan, and the U.S.—met in Delaware, EXPAND JOINT SECURITY STEPS IN ASIA

Mario Nawfal
@MarioNawfal
🚨QUAD LEADERS EXPAND JOINT SECURITY STEPS IN ASIA

Leaders from the Quad—Australia, India, Japan, and the U.S.—met in Delaware, hosted by Biden, to enhance security cooperation in Asia’s trade-rich waters, addressing concerns over China.

They announced joint coast guard operations for 2024, expanding maritime domain awareness and military logistics cooperation.

While not explicitly naming China, the leaders condemned “coercive and intimidating maneuvers in the South China Sea.”

Biden emphasized the Quad’s importance, while analysts suggest China’s aggression is pushing India toward greater security cooperation within the group.

Source: Reuters

MikeMac
@xmikemac
💥The Quad’s tightening security in Asia, and while they aren’t dropping China’s name, it’s pretty clear who they’re targeting. Coast guard operations, logistics, and maritime awareness—all beefed up for 2024. Biden’s pushing this hard, but let’s be honest, it’s China’s aggression that’s driving India into deeper cooperation. How long before China decides to test these waters and see if the Quad’s just talk or ready to act?