China-Russia Joint Sea-2026 Concludes
China and Russia concluded Joint Sea-2026 at Qingdao on 13 July
China and Russia concluded the Joint Sea-2026 naval exercise on July 13, 2026, at a military port in Qingdao, as reported by Defence Security Asia, signaling a deeper military alliance across the Indo-Pacific. The exercise involved ten participating vessels and supporting units conducting joint reconnaissance, air and missile defense, anti-surface strike, and submarine-rescue training, according to The Daily-Ish Update by Tom Shugart. This development comes as China prepares to attend the World AI Conference, where Chinese President Xi Jinping will deliver a keynote speech, and amid ongoing regional tensions, including the Myanmar Civil War Escalation and Myanmar Civil War Intensifies, with news updates available on ecns.cn.
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