AUKUS Partners Advance Hypersonic Missile Collaboration
AUKUS Partners Advance Hypersonic Missile Collaboration

AUKUS Partners Advance Hypersonic Missile Collaboration

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The US, UK, and Australia have announced a significant advancement in their trilateral AUKUS military partnership focusing on hypersonic missile technology, known as the Hypersonic Flight Test and Experimentation (HyFliTE) Project Arrangement. This initiative, falling under AUKUS Pillar II, aims to accelerate the development and deployment of hypersonic technologies through up to six joint test launches by 2028 with a funding pool of $252 million. The collaboration seeks to close the gap with nations like Russia and China, which have already deployed hypersonic weapons. Hypersonic missiles are characterized by their ability to travel at speeds exceeding Mach 5 and their high maneuverability, which distinguishes them from traditional ballistic missiles. The project will leverage shared resources, testing facilities, and technical expertise among the partners to enhance both offensive and defensive capabilities. This agreement reflects a new level of cooperation within AUKUS, ensuring the three nations can effectively respond to evolving global threats.

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