US and India Forge 10-Year Defence Pact to Boost Regional Security and Cooperation

The United States and India have established a 10-year defence framework to enhance military cooperation, announced by U.S. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth and Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh in Kuala Lumpur.

On Friday, the United States and India signed a pivotal 10-year defence framework aimed at bolstering military cooperation, as announced by Pete Hegseth in Kuala Lumpur.
Rajnath Singh, the Minister of Defence (India), emphasized the pacts role in enhancing regional security and information sharing between the two nations.
This defence agreement is seen as a critical move to strengthen deterrence in the region, reflecting the growing strategic partnership between the United States and India.

Why It Matters

This defence pact signifies a deepening alliance between the United States and India, crucial for regional stability amidst rising tensions. It highlights a commitment to collective security and enhanced military collaboration against common threats.