Russian and Chinese warships have entered the Yellow Sea to conduct the sea phase of the Joint Sea-2026 exercise. The drills, which began July 6, involve joint search-and-rescue, anti-submarine warfare, air defense, and live-fire artillery drills, with a focus on countering unmanned systems.
China and Russia have commenced joint naval exercises concentrating on submarine rescue operations. Beijing aims to gain operational experience from Russia in this critical area amidst escalating underwater competition.
Marynarki wojenne Chin i Rosji rozpoczęły manewry Joint Sea-2026 na Morzu Żółtym, które potrwają do 13 lipca. Ćwiczenia obejmują drony i mają pogłębiać strategiczne zaufanie, mimo deklaracji o stabilności i rosnących napięć w regionie.
The Russia-China Joint Sea-2026 naval drills have started at the port of Qingdao, running from July 6 to July 13 in the Yellow Sea. Announced by Russian and Chinese exercise directors, the drills are described as defensive and not aimed at any third country. They include joint search-and-rescue, anti-submarine warfare, air defense, and artillery firing exercises.
