Quad Nations Pledge Indo‑Pacific Surveillance
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- US joined India, Japan and Australia in an agreement to jointly surveil maritime operations across the Indo‑Pacific, aiming to assert regional dominance.
- India marked the 12‑year anniversary of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s tenure as the Quad surveillance pact was announced.
Why it matters: The US and its Quad partners gain coordinated maritime intelligence, tightening their grip on Indo‑Pacific sea lanes and limiting rival powers' freedom of maneuver in the region.
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