During the final phase of the Maritime Interaction 2025 exercises, Russia and China’s marines performed a series of advanced maneuvers in the Japan sea, simulating a real combat scenario against fictional enemy forces.
The naval units practiced an intense artillery exercise, firing at targets that represented a group of disembarkation ships of the simulated enemy.
The goal was to test the coordinated reaction capacity in the face of a possible maritime threat.
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Joint depth
In parallel to the surface battle, the Russian-chinese forces concentrated efforts in the search and neutralization of a simulated enemy submarine.
For this, were employed Y-8 Anti-Navio aircraft from China and IL-38 maritime patrol aircraft from the Pacific Russian fleet, as well as embedded helicopters.
The operation culminated in the location and conditional destruction of the submarine, highlighting the effectiveness and synergy between the two countries.
Mutual recognition and new operational phase
After the success of the operations, the crew of the Russian and Chinese ships exchanged formal thanks for the joint work.
With supplies replenished, ships will now form a new naval detachment with the mission of holding joint patrols in the Asia-Pacific region, reinforcing military cooperation between Moscow and Beijing.
Source and Images: Russian Ministry of Defense at Telegram, @mod_russia. This content was created with the help of AI and revised by the editorial team.
