China-Russia Joint Sea-2026 Exercise Concludes
China and Russia have concluded the at-sea phase of their Joint Sea-2026 exercise, featuring Chinese and Russian navy submarines together for the first time
The China-Russia "Joint Sea-2026" exercise has concluded its at-sea phase, marking a significant milestone in the naval drills between the two nations, with details of the exercise available on the Global Times website. The exercise featured Chinese and Russian navy submarines together for the first time, according to reports. Chinese President Xi Jinping has been focused on rebuilding the country's military leadership, recently promoting two military officers to the rank of general, as reported by eng.mod.gov.cn. The joint exercise comes as other regional conflicts, such as the Myanmar Conflict Escalates, continue to draw international attention, and the Chinese military's activities are being closely watched, with more information on the country's military available on eng.chinamil.com.cn.
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