US subs 'could carry nuclear weapons in Australia' - The Australian

US Congressman Links AUKUS Subs to Nuclear Arms

A US Republican congressman stated that nuclear weapons may arm American submarines stationed in Australia under the AUKUS pact. He made the comments following a visit to the country. Reports indicate the US is pressuring the Australian government over the Port of Darwin lease. The US is also calling for increased Australian defence spending at this stage. The AUKUS agreement includes nuclear-powered submarines for Australia under the arrangement.

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