US puts brakes on Diego Garcia agreement: Base crisis in the Indian Ocean
Original headlineABD'den Diego Garcia anlaşmasına fren: Hint Okyanusu'nda üs krizi
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The UK has reopened negotiations over its 99-year Diego Garcia base agreement after Washington objected to the original terms, with payments to Mauritius now suspended. Prime Minister Andy Burnham said London and Port Louis will prepare a joint plan by the end of the year. The dispute matters because the Indian Ocean base is a key US-UK military hub, and the stalled payments leave the deal's financing in limbo. Watch for the joint plan's details and whether Washington drops its objections before year-end.
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Diego Garcia, United States, United Kingdom, Mauritius, Andy Burnham