It is difficult to assess intention, purposes of joint drills of Beijing, Moscow, says top Japanese government spokesman - Anadolu Ajansı

Russian President Vladimir Putin said the war games, which span both hemispheres, are the largest of their kind in three decades.

The Russian military has launched massive naval and air drills spanning across both hemispheres and including China in joint maneuvers

China's Defense Ministry has announced joint naval and air drills with Russia starting this month, underscoring the closeness between their militaries as Russia presses its grinding invasion of Ukraine.

Five Chinese naval ships entered the Sea of Japan heading in the direction of Russia over the weekend, Tokyo said after Beijing announced joint military drills with Moscow. The Japanese Defense Ministry "confirmed that these vessels sailed north-eastward through the Tsushima Strait toward the Sea of Japan from Saturday to Sunday,

MOSCOW: Russian and Chinese warships began exercises on Tuesday (Sep 10) as part of what Moscow said was a major set of naval drills stretching from the Mediterranean to the Pacific. Russia's De

Five Chinese naval ships entered the Sea of Japan heading in the direction of Russia over the weekend, Tokyo said after Beijing announced joint military drills with Moscow. The Japanese defense ministry “confirmed that these vessels sailed north-eastwards through the Tsushima Strait towards the Sea of Japan from Saturday to Sunday”,

China’s Ministry of National Defense has announced it will hold joint naval and air drills with Russia starting this month, underlining the close ties between the militaries of the two countries.

Russian and Chinese warships began joint drills in the Sea of Japan on Tuesday, part of a major naval exercise that will see Moscow sail through waters spanning the Northern Hemisphere and Pacific.China sent four warships and a supply vessel to the exercise,

Russia’s Defence Ministry said four Chinese warships and a supply vessel teamed up with Russian ships for exercises ‘to defend sea communications and areas of maritime economic activity’