China, Iran, and Russia to Hold Joint Naval Exercise in March
Chinese, Iranian, and Russian Navies to Conduct Joint Exercise in March
The Chinese Ministry of National Defense has announced that the Chinese, Iranian, and Russian navies will participate in a joint exercise in March. The exercise, named “Security Belt-2025,” is scheduled to take place near the Iranian port of Chabahar. The Chinese fleet will consist of a destroyer and a supply ship.
The exercise plan includes various drills such as striking maritime targets, damage control, and joint search and rescue operations. The primary goal of the exercise is to enhance military mutual trust and promote practical cooperation among the naval forces of the participating countries.
This joint exercise signifies a significant cooperation between China, Iran, and Russia in the naval domain. It aims to improve coordination and communication between the navies of these countries, ultimately contributing to regional security and stability.
The participation of these three naval forces in the upcoming exercise highlights the growing cooperation and partnership among China, Iran, and Russia in the field of defense and security. It also demonstrates their commitment to enhancing military cooperation and addressing common challenges in the maritime domain.
