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US subs in Australia could be armed with nukes, says key Republican after visit

Sydney Morning Herald - World ·
US subs in Australia could be armed with nukes, says key Republican after visit

“It’s kind of an unveiled threat to have a nuclear sub going around without any weapons,” said Michael McCaul, who chairs the Friends of Australia caucus in the US Congress.

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