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GLEDAJTE KAKO RUSKI RATNI BRODOVI STIŽU U KINU: Uslediće zajednička akcija i trajaće sedam dana
Serbia🏛️ Politics7 hr. ago

GLEDAJTE KAKO RUSKI RATNI BRODOVI STIŽU U KINU: Uslediće zajednička akcija i trajaće sedam dana

Russia and China have begun joint naval exercises named 'Common Sea 2026' in Qingdao, China, involving Russian Pacific Fleet ships. The drills include search-and-rescue operations, anti-submarine and air defense exercises, and artillery practice using live ammunition. Both countries emphasized that the exercises aim to address security challenges and maintain regional stability. This comes amid growing military cooperation between Russia and China, including recent agreements signed during Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to Russia earlier this year.

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Večernje novosti logoVečernje novostiParty-alignedCenter7 hr. ago
GLEDAJTE KAKO RUSKI RATNI BRODOVI STIŽU U KINU: Uslediće zajednička akcija i trajaće sedam dana

Russia and China have begun joint naval exercises named 'Common Sea 2026' in Qingdao, China, involving Russian Pacific Fleet ships. The drills include search-and-rescue operations, anti-submarine and air defense exercises, and artillery practice using live ammunition. Both countries emphasized that the exercises aim to address security challenges and maintain regional stability. This comes amid growing military cooperation between Russia and China, including recent agreements signed during Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to Russia earlier this year.

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