Iran, Russia and China begin naval drill
The Hindu
The exercise will cover some 17,000 sq. km in the Indian Ocean’s north: report
Iran, Russia and China on Friday began a joint naval drill in the Indian Ocean aimed at boosting marine security, state media reported.
Iran’s state TV said 11 of its vessels were joined by three Russian ships including a destroyer, and two Chinese vessels. Iran’s Revolutionary Guard will also participate with smaller ships and helicopters.
The report said the manoeuvrers would cover some 17,000 square km, or 10,600 miles, in the Indian Ocean’s north, and include night fighting, rescue operations and firefighting drills.

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