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Updated At : 11:07 AM Sep 11, 2021 IST

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Af, Indo-Pacific on table at India-Oz meet

New Delhi: Afghanistan and the Indo-Pacific region were discussed in detail as Defence Minister Rajnath Singh met his Australian counterpart Peter Dutton on Friday.

The meet came on a day when navies of the two countries ended their five-day drill named “Ausindex” and a day ahead of the 2 2 dialogue involving the Foreign Ministers and Defence Ministers of either side.

India is keen to engage Australia on Afghanistan and shared the opinion of having an internationally mandated mechanism to implement the UNSC resolution, which says Afghan territory will not be used to launch terror strike on other countries. INSIDE

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