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New cutter squadron unlikely to shift Western Pacific power balance, experts say

The U.S. Coast Guard’s new Expeditionary Cutter Squadron in the Western Pacific represents a “political signal” and “low-level deterrence” whose precise mission is still taking shape, according to defense analysts.

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