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Admiral Samuel Paparo, head of the U.S. Pacific Command, expressed concerns about the impact of coercive actions by China and other nations on stability in the Indo-Pacific. He asserted that dominance by any one nation in the region is unlikely.
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Admiral Samuel Paparo, head of the U.S. Pacific Command, expressed concerns about the impact of coercive actions by China and other nations on stability in the Indo-Pacific. He asserted that dominance by any one nation in the region is unlikely.
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