Has China received US F-35 parts by diverting an Australian shipment?
Australia and US investigate F-35 parts mistakenly sent to Hong Kong amid concerns over sensitive military technology.
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Read the full report at GizmodoAustralia and US investigate F-35 parts mistakenly sent to Hong Kong amid concerns over sensitive military technology.
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Australian Defense Minister Richard Marles acknowledged that the jet components ended up in Hong Kong when responding to questions from reporters; but he denied that the missing parts were “sensitive equipment.”…
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