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Free Indo-Pacific region needs collective defence of US, allies: Expert

Nearly two-third of the world's oil shipments transit across the Indian Ocean to the Pacific Ocean. Eight of the 10 busiest container ports are in the region.

The unstated aim of this kind of an operation is also to demonstrate India’s power projection capability, and the ability to react to strategic developments in the Indo-Pacific region by  rapidly moving troops and equipment over long distances
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Safeguarding all of this depends on security across that entire region, and especially in the maritime domain, Lall, one of the highest ranking Indian-American officials in the US defence industry, said

Press Trust of India Washington
A top Indian-American executive in the US defence sector has said that a free and open Indo-Pacific region will require an "unprecedented convergence" of the collective defence industrial bases of the United States and its allies.

Speaking at the 'Indian Ideas Summit' organised by the US-India Business Council (US-IBC) on Tuesday, Vivek Lall, chief executive of the General Atomics Global Corporation, also pointed out that the global defence industry was adopting new technologies at a rapid rate, which needs better synergy between the governments and the industry to avoid obsoletion.

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