China-Russia Fleet: Passing through the Tsugaru and Osumi Straits and going around the Japanese archipelago:’Marine Joint 2021′
Chinese-Russian fleet:
The fleets of both China and Russia passed through the Tsugaru Straits and the Osumi Straits and almost circled the Japanese archipelago.
The South Korean newspaper reported that it would respond to the blockade of China between Japan and the United States.
“Marine Joint 2021”:
According to the China Internet Information Center, China and Russia participated in an exercise named “Marine Joint 2021.”
Chinese side:
Missile destroyers “Nanchang Ship” “Kunming Ship”,
Frigate “Yanagishu Ship” “Binzhou Ship”,
Comprehensive supply ship “Dongping Lake Ship”.
Russian side:
Command ship “Marshall Kluylov”,
Large submarine chaser “Admiral Panteleev” “Admiral Tributs”,
The frigate was “Groamky” and “Alder Zidenjapov”.
A total of 10 Chinese and Russian ships:
From 14th to 17th
In the waters and airspace off the coast of Pyotr Great Bay in the Sea of Japan
Joint navigation,
Joint maneuver,
Weapon use etc.
The training was unfolded.
https://www.recordchina.co.jp/b884260-s25-c100-d0059.html
The Chinese and Russian navies have concluded their first-ever joint patrols in international waters east of Japan in the Western Pacific:
a further indication of the growing defence co-operation
between the two countries that has been raising concerns among the United States and its allies.The Russian Ministry of Defence (MoD) said in a statement
that the patrols, which took place from 17 to 23 October, involved five warships from each navy, with the People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) being represented by
Type 055 destroyer Nanchang,
Type 052D destroyer Kumming,
Type 054A frigates Liuzhou and Binzhou,
Type 903A replenishment vessel Dongpinghu.
The Russian Navy fielded vessels from its Pacific Fleet,
including
Steregushchiy I (Project 20380/20381)-class corvettes Gromkiy and Aldar Tsydenzhapov,
Udaloy (Project 1155)-class destroyers Admiral Panteleyev and Admiral Tributs,
as well as Marshal Nedelin (Project 1914)-class missile-range instrumentation ship Marshal Krylov.
According to information provided by the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF),
which monitored the ship’s movements and activities, the vessels entered the Western Pacific Ocean through the 20 km- wide Tsugaru Strait
– located between Japan’s main islands of Honshu and Hokkaido – on 18 October.
The ships left the area on 22 October
after entering the East China Sea through the 40 km-wide Osumi Strait, which is located between the Osumi Peninsula and Tanegashima Island.
raising concerns among the United States and its allies.