Indonesia moves site of ASEAN military drills away from South China Sea

Indonesia moves site of ASEAN military drills away from South China Sea

Indonesia has changed where it will host ASEAN's first-ever joint military exercise to a location away from the South China Sea where several countries including China have overlapping territorial claims, its military said on Thursday.

Indonesia moves ASEAN military drills away from disputed South China Sea

Planned military exercises now to be held in South Natuna Islands in September - Anadolu Ajansı

Indonesia moves site of ASEAN military drills away from South China Sea

JAKARTA: Indonesia has changed where it will host ASEAN's first-ever joint military exercise to a location away from the South China Sea where several countries including China have overlapping territori

Indonesia moves site of ASEAN military drills away from South China Sea

JAKARTA, Indonesia – Indonesia has changed where it will host ASEAN’s first-ever joint military exercise to a location away from the South China Sea where several countries including China have overlapping territorial claims, its military said on Thursday, June 22. The non-combat drills for members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) were originally set to take place in the southernmost waters of the South China Sea, which are …

Indonesia moves site of Asean military drills away from South China Sea

JAKARTA, June 22 — Indonesia has changed where it will host Asean’s first-ever joint military exercise to a location away from the South China Sea where several countries including China have overlapping territorial claims, its military said today. The non-combat drills for members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) were originally set to take place in the southernmost waters of the South China Sea, which are also claimed by B…

Indonesia moves site of ASEAN military drills away from South China Sea

Indonesia has changed the venue for ASEAN's first-ever joint military exercises to a location away from the South China Sea, where several countries including China claim overlapping territorial rights. The drills originally planned for the contested area in the southernmost waters of the sea will now take place in the South Natuna Sea in waters belonging to Indonesia.