U.S. Department of Defense Article RatingReadout of Deputy Secretary of Defense Hicks' Meeting with Indian Foreign Secretary Vinay
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84% Positive
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46% : Pentagon Spokesman Eric Pahon provided the following readout:Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks hosted Indian Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra at the Pentagon today to discuss priorities for strengthening the U.S.-India defense partnership, including the implementation of the Roadmap for U.S.-India Defense Industrial Cooperation.39% : Deputy Secretary Hicks and Foreign Secretary Kwatra also spoke about the importance of expanding the scope of U.S.-India military engagements to strengthen cooperation across all domains while highlighting shared efforts to promote stability and security in the Indo-Pacific.
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