US strategy of deterrence and burden sharing in the Indo-Pacific
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US Government, Elbridge Colby, Regional Allies
Indo-Pacific Region
August 2026
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The US is shifting its strategy to prioritize burden sharing among allies. Observers warn that this approach may intensify regional polarization and great power rivalry. The US aims to enhance allied capabilities in air defense, anti-ship, and reconnaissance operations.
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