China and Russia begin joint military drills in Sea of Japan
Summary
China and Russia have started joint naval military exercises in the Sea of Japan to strengthen their partnership. These drills will last three days and include various military activities such as submarine rescues and anti-missile operations. The collaboration reflects increasing military ties between the two countries amid global tension.Key Facts
- China and Russia have started joint naval drills in the Sea of Japan.
- These exercises will last for three days near the Russian port of Vladivostok.
- The drills include submarine rescue, joint anti-submarine, air defense, and anti-missile operations.
- Four Chinese ships, including guided-missile destroyers, are participating alongside Russian vessels.
- China and Russia have held such drills annually since 2012.
- Japan's Ministry of Defence has expressed concerns over the growing military cooperation between China and Russia.
- China positions itself as neutral in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, yet has not condemned Russia's actions.
- The exercises are described as 'defensive' by the Russian Navy Pacific Fleet.
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