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The EU "was not informed" of the AUKUS pact between Washington, Canberra and London

2021-09-16T12:11:57.689Z


The European Union was "not informed" of the security pact concluded between the United States, Australia and the United Kingdom for the region ...


The European Union has "

not been informed

" of the security pact concluded between the United States, Australia and the United Kingdom for the Indo-Pacific region and will "

analyze its repercussions

", announced Thursday two of its spokespersons.

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"

The European Union was not informed of this project and we are in contact to better understand this alliance

", declared Peter Stano, spokesperson for the head of European diplomacy Josep Borrell.

A meeting scheduled for October 18

Borrell is due to present the EU's strategy for the Indo-Pacific region on Thursday afternoon.

"

An analysis of the situation and the repercussions of this alliance will be carried out and the next meeting of EU foreign ministers, scheduled for October 18 in Luxembourg, offers an opportunity for a discussion on this alliance,

" he said. -he adds.

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The first consequence of this alliance was the termination by Australia of an important contract with France for the supply of conventional submarines, for the benefit of nuclear submarines designed with the help of the United States and the United Kingdom. -United. Paris has expressed its displeasure and brought serious accusations against US President Joe Biden. "

It is really, in good French, a blow in the back

", indignant the head of the French diplomacy Jean-Yves Le Drian on the radio France Info. President "

Biden made a

brutal"

Trump

"style decision, the minister added. “

We had established a relationship of trust with Australia. This trust is betrayed,

”he added.

Asked about the consequences of France's anger on the ongoing negotiations between the EU and Australia for the conclusion of a free trade agreement, the Commission has played it safe. "

There will be no immediate effect on discussions and relations with Australia,

" said Deputy Commission spokesperson Dana Spinant.

Source: lefigaro

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