Russia and China Engage in Naval Exercises in Sea of Japan

Russia and China have commenced naval exercises in the Sea of Japan, as reported by Russian news agencies. The joint drills, part of 'Beibu/Interaction - 2024', involve advanced anti-aircraft and anti-submarine weapons. The exercises underscore both nations' strategic cooperation to counter U.S. influence in the Pacific.

Russia and China have initiated naval exercises in the Sea of Japan, according to Russian news agencies. The joint effort, known as 'Beibu/Interaction - 2024', includes warships from Russia's Pacific Fleet and the Chinese Navy departing from Vladivostok.

The drills involve anti-aircraft and anti-submarine weaponry, reflecting an advanced level of military cooperation. These exercises follow missile and artillery firing practices conducted earlier this month as part of 'Ocean-2024' naval drills.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has positioned these maneuvers as a strategic counter to U.S. dominance in the Pacific region.

(With inputs from agencies.)