The United States is strengthening the infrastructure of facilities in Guam and Australia to oppose China

 The US Department of Defense intends to strengthen the infrastructure of its air base in Guam and facilities in Australia in order to more effectively confront China, reports The Wall Street Journal.                                                     According to the publication, the US military does not plan a radical relocation of its troops.

On Monday, the Pentagon announced that Washington, after reviewing the US military around the world, intends, among other things, to strengthen military cooperation with Australia. I.d. US Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Political Affairs Mara Carlin noted in particular that new deployments of fighters and bombers, ground training and the expansion of logistical cooperation would be carried out in Australia.                                                                                            In September, Australian Secretary of Defense Peter Dutton told a news conference at the State Department that the United States had agreed with Australia to expand the US military presence in the country, including the deployment of rotating military aircraft. He added that a joint logistics infrastructure and support complex would be set up to support the two countries' expanded military activities, including for the navy.