Guangdong, 15 July – China and Russia have commenced joint naval exercises in China's southern province of Guangdong, demonstrating their maritime capabilities and strengthening military cooperation, according to Chinese state media Xinhua.

The joint exercise began at the military port of Zhangjiang city, featuring various drills designed to enhance the operational readiness of both nations' naval forces.

The naval forces engaged in a series of coordinated maneuvers, showcasing their proficiency in several key areas, Demonstrating tactics and strategies to repel potential adversaries. Enhancing surveillance and communication capabilities. Simulating maritime rescue missions to improve joint response effectiveness.

Naval officers from both countries also took the opportunity to discuss avenues for increasing mutual cooperation, further solidifying the military ties between China and Russia. The dialogue aimed at fostering deeper collaboration and understanding between the two naval forces.

This joint exercise underscores the growing military partnership between China and Russia and highlights their commitment to enhancing maritime security and operational coordination. The event marks another significant step in the strategic alignment of the two countries in the Asia-Pacific region.