The Chagos Islands have long been a focal point in the complex interplay between geopolitics and defence strategy. Recent analyses by the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) shed new light on the United Kingdom’s continued military presence in the archipelago, highlighting its critical role in the UK’s broader defence posture. As tensions rise in the Indo-Pacific and global security challenges evolve, the Chagos Islands stand out not only as a strategic military asset but also as a subject of international legal and diplomatic contention. This article delves into the latest findings from the IISS, exploring how the islands factor into the UK’s defence strategy and the broader implications for regional and global security.
Chagos Islands Strategic Role in UK Defence Posture
The Chagos Islands serve as a critical linchpin in the United Kingdom’s defence architecture, primarily through the strategic value of the British Indian Ocean Territory military base on Diego…
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Author : Charlotte Adams
Publish date : 2025-07-04 13:33:00
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