China's Drone Carrier Swarms Ahead - Indonesian Waters?
The advancement of China's drone carrier technology is raising security concerns in Southeast Asian waters, including around Indonesia. The Diplomat Indonesia reports on the potential impact of this technology on the regional balance of power.
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