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international-relations2 years ago

"NATO Allies Strengthen Ukraine's Navy with Warship Boost"

The UK and Norway are leading a coalition to help Ukraine secure its maritime export routes against Russian interference in the Black Sea. As a first step, the UK is transferring two minehunter ships to Ukraine, with the long-term goal of transforming Ukraine's Navy to be more compatible with Western allies and bolstering security in the region. The coalition aims to strengthen the Ukrainian navy, safeguard maritime transportation routes, and secure freedom of navigation. The move comes as Russia's Black Sea blockade has significantly reduced Ukraine's ability to move exports by sea. The coalition will also work with Ukraine's Navy and Defence Ministry to develop capabilities, including a Marine Corps and river-patrol craft.

via Defense News|
#black-sea#international-relations#maritime-security
international-relations2 years ago

"Joint Naval Exercises: Russia and China Conduct Drills in Sea of Japan"

Russia and China are conducting joint military drills in the Sea of Japan to strengthen naval cooperation and maintain stability in the Asia-Pacific region. The exercises include anti-submarine and anti-surface warfare, escorting ships, guarding and defending ship detachments, ensuring safety of communications, and joint artillery firing. China, which has not condemned Russia's invasion of Ukraine, has backed Russia in opposing US condemnation and maintains robust economic and diplomatic ties with Moscow. China's navy surpasses Russia's in size and technical ability, and the two countries have been conducting joint exercises since the start of the Ukraine conflict.

via Euronews|
#china#international-relations#military-drills
international-relations2 years ago

China and Russia Strengthen Military Ties with High-Level Meeting

China's defense minister, Li Shangfu, met with the Russian navy chief, Admiral Nikolai Yevmenov, in Beijing to discuss strengthening naval cooperation between the two countries. They expressed the need for joint exercises, cruises, and military skills competitions, as well as expanding practical cooperation in professional fields. This meeting marks the highest-level public talks between military officials from China and Russia since a failed mutiny in Russia last month. Both countries aim to contribute to regional and global peace and stability. China and Russia have been growing closer in economic cooperation and diplomatic relations, with their militaries frequently conducting joint drills.

via DW (English)|
#china#international-relations#military-relations