Russian Warships To Participate In Joint Naval Drills With China This Week
NDTV
The Russian defence ministry said the drills would take place between December 21 and 27 in the East China Sea.
Moscow announced Monday that several of its warships were participating in naval exercises starting this week with Beijing's navy, as Russia and China deepen ties amid pressure from the West.
The Russian defence ministry said the drills would take place between December 21 and 27 in the East China Sea, with the aim of "strengthening naval cooperation" between Moscow and Beijing.
They would include live firing of missiles, artillery and exercises to counter submarines, a statement said.
"The main goal of the exercises is to strengthen naval cooperation between the Russian Federation and the People's Republic of China, maintain peace and stability in the Asia-Pacific region."
