Published 23 days ago

China Conducts Military Drills In South China Sea

Five warships, including two Philippine vessels, will participate in drills, states the Philippine defence department.
The Philippine warships BRP Gregorio del Pilar and BRP Ramon Alcaraz will be joined by the American USS Mobile, Japan’s JS Akebono, and Australia’s HMAS Warramunga in the exercises, according to the Japanese embassy in Manila.
The joint military drills will involve the participation of warships from different countries, enhancing cooperation and coordination among the naval forces.

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The Hindu

China conducts military drills in South China Sea

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NDTV

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Associated Press News

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abc News

China: It patrolled the South China Sea in an apparent response to US naval drills

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23 days ago·United States

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KRDO

China says it patrolled the South China Sea in an apparent response to US naval drills with allies

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