MILITARY● ELEVATEDJul 24 · Jul 24, 2026, 2:19 AM
Australia ramps up Aukus funding with US$3.2 billion for nuclear submarine yard
South China Morning Post
Australia said on Friday it would pump an additional US$3.2 billion into building the country’s nuclear-powered submarines, part of a controversial defence pact with the United States and Britain. Under the 2021 Aukus deal, Australia’s most expensive defence project, the country will receive three nuclear-powered submarines from the United States. Australia and Britain will then build a new class of submarine in the 2040s. But the deal has faced scrutiny over whether slow submarine production...
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