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In a War Against China, the US Could Quickly Exhaust Its Weapons. A New Indo-Pacific Defense Initiative Might Be the Answer

Atlantic Council staff

31 October 2024

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The Partnership for Indo-Pacific Industrial Resilience enhances defence cooperation and supply chain resilience—addressing long resupply distances and mitigating risks in high-intensity conflicts, particularly against China; key partners include Japan and South Korea for missile co-production.

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In a War Against China, the US Could Quickly Exhaust Its Weapons. A New Indo-Pacific Defense Initiative Might Be the Answer

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