ADMIRAL SAMUEL PAPARO
India, US discuss stronger defence ties, maritime security as Admiral Paparo visits New Delhi
India and the United States are enhancing their defence and strategic partnership under the leadership of Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh. Admiral Samuel Paparo's visit to India included discussions on regional security challenges and technology cooperation. High-level meetings were held with senior Indian defence officials, including Chief of Defence Staff General N. S. Raja Subramani. The discussions emphasized shared security priorities and maritime coordination in the Indo-Pacific region.
India, US discuss advancing security partnership, maritime cooperation in Indo-Pacific
EAM S Jaishankar met Admiral Samuel J. Paparo to advance security partnerships and maritime cooperation. They discussed shared security priorities and digital transformation focusing on regional stability. Paparo's visit reinforces the Major Defense Partnership between the US and India. Earlier, General Dhiraj Seth also engaged with Lieutenant General Joel B. Vowell regarding the Indo-Pacific security landscape. Both meetings emphasized enhancing military collaboration through joint training and military exercises.
India, US hold talks on Indo-Pacific security challenges on sidelines of Singapore summit
Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh held significant talks with US Indo-Pacific Command chief Admiral Samuel J Paparo in Singapore, focusing on bolstering military cooperation and addressing regional security challenges. These discussions, held during the Shangri-La Dialogue, underscored India and the US's shared commitment to a stable Indo-Pacific amidst growing global strategic competition. Singh also engaged with other international defence leaders.
US begins 'biggest ever' Philippines war games in thick of Mideast conflict
American, Philippine, and Japanese forces have commenced joint military exercises in the Philippines. The drills involve thousands of personnel and advanced weaponry. These war games are taking place with the Middle East conflict in the background. Tensions are also high in the South China Sea and near Taiwan.
India-US defence ties pick up as Air Chief Marshal AP Singh visits US to strengthen partnership
Air Marshal Amar Preet Singh, Chief of the Indian Air Force, has landed in the United States with a purpose: to strengthen the defense alliance between India and the US. This visit comes on the heels of Admiral Samuel J Paparo's recent trip to India, showcasing a commitment to regional security and military cooperation.
US Under Secretary of War in India, to engage with key senior officials
United States Under Secretary of War for Policy Elbridge Colby is in India for high-level talks. The visit aims to strengthen the India-US defense partnership. This engagement occurs as the West Asia crisis impacts global supply lines. India has urged de-escalation and condemned attacks on commercial vessels and waterways.
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US, India trade pact will cement ties, speed up adoption of US tech in India: William Kimmit
Leading a delegation, Under Secretary at the international trade administration in the US department of commerce, William Kimmit met US and Indian tech companies in Bengaluru to gauge the level of investments in AI, the deployment of AI across business models, and opportunities to deepen US-India technology partnerships.
US Ambassador Sergio Gor, Admiral Samuel J Paparo visit Indian Army's Western Command Headquarters
Recent developments saw US Ambassador Sergio Gor and Admiral Samuel J Paparo visiting the headquarters of the Indian Army's Western Command, engaging in meaningful discussions with Lt Gen Manoj Kumar Katiyar.
US Indo-Pacific chief lauds Operation Sindoor's tactical execution
Admiral Samuel J. Paparo of the US expressed admiration for India's Operation Sindoor, commending its strategic precision and the measured approach taken. He reflected on the insights gained from Pakistan's deployment of Chinese weaponry and voiced optimism for enduring collaboration between India and the US to avert future tensions.
Admiral Tripathi's visit to US reaffirms growing synergy between two navies
During the visit, the Chief of Naval Staff (CNS) held high-level engagements with senior US civilian and military leadership, including Navy Secretary John C Phelan, Under Secretary of War for Policy Elbridge Colby, Commander of United States Indo-Pacific Command (INDOPACOM) Adm Samuel J Paparo, Commander of US Pacific Fleet Adm Stephen P Koehler, and Commander of US Marine Forces Pacific Lt Gen James F Glynn.
Indian, US Navy discuss areas of mutual maritime interest during visit of CNS Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi
Chief of the Naval Staff (CNS), Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi held a series of high-level engagements with Admiral Samuel J Paparo, Commander of the US Indo-Pacific command, and several other senior US navy officials. They held discussions to review the key pillars of the India-US defence cooperation, including strengthening maritime security and maritime cooperation, enhancing interoperability, and expanding avenues for operational engagements across the Indo-Pacific, the spokesperson of the Indian Navy shared on Saturday.
Navy chief in US, to meet defence, naval leadership
Indian Navy chief Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi is on an official visit to the United States. He will meet top US defence officials and visit naval commands. Discussions will focus on shared maritime priorities in the Indo-Pacific region. The visit aims to enhance the strong maritime partnership between the Indian and US Navies.
CDS Gen Anil Chauhan holds bilateral talks with Netherland counterpart on defence cooperation
General Anil Chauhan met with defence leaders from the Netherlands, the US, and Brazil in Singapore. Discussions focused on boosting military cooperation through exercises and exchange programs. Operation Sindoor was a key topic, highlighting India's role in regional peace. India and Brazil also strengthened ties, emphasizing maritime freedom and security.
"India is ahead on all fronts from Pak": CDS General Chauhan at Shangri-La Dialogue
General Anil Chauhan highlighted India's progress over Pakistan across various sectors due to long-term strategies, despite initial disadvantages. He emphasized India's diplomatic efforts and the need for reciprocal cooperation. Furthermore, he engaged with US INDOPACOM Commander Admiral Paparo to enhance defense collaboration and discussed regional security with Brazil, reinforcing commitment to a free and inclusive Indo-Pacific.
US Hellscape military doctrine aims to fight China without soldiers on the frontline
From pink boxers in Afghanistan to drone swarms in the Taiwan Strait, the US is moving towards a new and unheard of war strategy. Boots on the ground win wars but they also come with a flipside - lives lost. Now, a new unmanned war doctrine, Hellscape, seeks to keep the American soldier off the battlefield, at least in the initial phase of conflict. This time, no one’s going in with a rifle and a flag
The growing danger of Chinese underwater warfare
A Chinese invasion of Taiwan could begin with sea mines laid by fishing trawlers and submarines, potentially blockading ports and disrupting maritime traffic. China possesses a large stockpile of sea mines and is accused of tampering with seabed communication cables. Taiwan is bolstering its mine-laying capabilities as a defense, recognizing the asymmetric warfare potential.
US Commander gives strident warning about China's threat
Admiral Samuel Paparo warns of China's rapid military modernization and aggressive behavior, posing threats to the US and its allies. China employs multifaceted tactics, including military pressure and economic coercion. Xi Jinping is escalating pressure on Taiwan, while the Philippines faces Chinese bullying. China's actions in the Yellow Sea mirror its South China Sea tactics.
Why the Pentagon scuttled its briefing of Musk on war plans
Elon Musk's planned briefing on top-secret military plans for China was abruptly canceled after The New York Times revealed the visit, raising concerns about Musk's influence and potential conflicts of interest, particularly given his business ties with China. President Trump denied the briefing was planned but highlighted Musk's susceptibility to conflicts.
Chief of US Indo-Pacific command holds talks with India's top civil, military brass
Admiral Samuel J Paparo held significant discussions with India's top leaders on advancing US-India military ties and renewing a 10-year defence framework. The talks occurred during his visit to New Delhi for the Raisina Dialogue. Notable points included the COMPACT initiative and the Quad nations' defence cooperation, aiming to enhance mutual goals and global peace.
Troubled by Beijing, Philippines invites India to join 'Squad' to counter world's biggest navy in South China Sea
The Philippines wants India to join the Squad alliance with the US, Australia, and Japan to counter China's tactics in the South China Sea. China is creating militarized artificial islands and asserting territorial control. Top military officers from the Quad countries and the Philippines discussed these challenges.
China-Australia ties nosedive as 3 warships spotted 150 nautical miles near Sydney
The warships represent another low point in Beijing's relationship with Canberra. Relations have soured between China and Australia over Beijing’s military presence in international waters. Recently, Marles accused the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Air Force of firing flares when an Australian P-8 aircraft was within 30 metres. The incident happened in the South China Sea.
Dearth of weapons in America? U.S admiral says Israel, Ukraine consumed most of U.S Patriot missiles, will hurt readiness to take on China
As global tensions rise, the U.S. Navy's top commander, Admiral Samuel Paparo, warns that shipments of advanced weapons to Ukraine and Israel are draining critical U.S. stockpiles, potentially weakening America’s ability to respond to threats, especially from China.
The 'intense diplomacy' to stop a US-China war
U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan and Chinese foreign policy chief Wang Yi held extensive talks in Bangkok to address bilateral tensions. The meetings, initiated after the G20 Bali summit, aimed to prevent conflicts over Taiwan and the South China Sea. Sullivan also met with General Zhang Youxia, marking progress in U.S.-China military communications.
US forces ready with a "range of options" to deal with South China Sea aggression, US admiral says
US Admiral Samuel Paparo stated that American forces are prepared with several options to address increasing aggression in the South China Sea if directed to do so, in coordination with treaty ally the Philippines. The Philippines' military chief Gen Romero Brawner Jr highlighted escalating tensions with China and affirmed their capability to defend their waters.
Philippines says US offered to escort supply ships in disputed sea
The United States has offered to assist Manila's resupply missions to contested outposts in the South China Sea amid Beijing's increased attempts to hinder them. However, the Philippines will only accept the offer if essential supplies cannot be delivered independently. Recent incidents highlight escalating tensions between Chinese and Philippine vessels.
China holds military drills in South China Sea amidst manoeuvres by US, allies
China carried out air and sea combat patrols near Scarborough Shoal - to test "strike capabilities" on the same day that the US, Australia, Canada and Philippines conducted military manoeuvres within Manila's exclusive economic zone.
Taiwan detects 19 Chinese military aircraft, seven naval vessels around nation
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defence detected 19 Chinese military aircraft and 7 naval vessels near the country in the past 24 hours. Among the aircraft, 12 crossed the Taiwan Strait median line, prompting Taiwan to deploy air and naval assets. This incident reflects China's increased military activities around Taiwan, with over 250 aircraft and 150 naval ships detected in February alone. The US Indo-Pacific Command nominee, Admiral Samuel Paparo, warned of China's growing capability to use military exercises to disguise an invasion of Taiwan, highlighting the need for vigilance.
Biden chooses Admiral Lisa Franchetti as first woman to be top Navy officer in US history
Franchetti, who is currently serving as the vice chief of naval operations, was commissioned in 1985 and has served as the commander of US Naval Forces Korea, Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for Warfighting Development, and director for Strategy, Plans, and Policy of the Joint Staff, according to her official biography.
Who is Lisa Franchetti? Know about the female admiral picked by Biden to lead US Navy
On Friday, President Biden acknowledged the historical importance of Admiral Franchetti's selection, highlighting her extensive expertise in both operational and policy aspects throughout her career.
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