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ANS South Star nests near the coast of Bengal. The opening of Bengali
ports now widens the military's capabilities in the Indian Ocean
Although no official agreements were exchanged between the two countries, several deals were made during the momentous meeting between the two countries' representatives. One such formalized deal was the selling of several military hardware by Australia's ACHEUS and TransGen Inc. companies to the Bengali Self Defense Force. The arms deal will see F/A-19 fighter jets, naval destroyers and research cooperation between major companies in Australia and Bangladesh. It is rumored that the total value of arms and vehicles being sold to Bengal will be almost close to $30.0 Billion. ACHEUS representatives assured the Bengali Defense Minister of the arrival of Bengal's brand new jets by the end of 2023, just in time for the New Year.
In other deals, the Bengali Defense Ministry spontaneously stated that Australian military forces will be allowed to station troops and gain access ports in the country, a statement that was greeted by a large applaud from the Australian contingent. With the ability to station and hold military forces in Bengal, the Australian military now has two major military bases in the Indian Ocean, with the other one being in Gwandar peninsula in Pakistan, enabling Australian ships and naval assets a faster capability to react to security threats.
With new diplomatic ties, Prime Minister Scott Morrison told that a stronger relationship will not be far off with Bengal and Assam, and that this is a huge step to maintaining peace not only in the Asia-Pacific region but also in the Indian Ocean.
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