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Iran, Russia and China have begun joint naval drills in the Gulf of Oman, marking the fifth year the three countries have conducted military drills together. China’s CGTN news said that the ...

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. China, Iran and Russia have conducted joint naval drills in the Middle East. Called the Maritime Security ...

China, Iran and Russia have conducted joint naval drills in the Middle East TEHRAN, Iran -- China, Iran and Russia conducted joint naval drills Tuesday in the Middle East, offering a show of force ...

Taking place near Iran’s strategic Chabahar Port, these drills mark the fifth consecutive year of joint operations between the three nations—an alliance that seems more pointed this time as global ...

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The drills' start drew the condemnation of nuclear-armed North Korea, which issued a government statement calling the exercises a "dangerous provocative act" that increases the risks of military ...

It did not provide further details. The annual “Freedom Shield 2025” drills, a simulated command post training and related field exercises, started on Monday and were scheduled to end on 20 March.

The “Security Belt-2025” drills, taking place near the Iranian port of Chabahar, is the fifth joint naval exercise Iran, China and Russia have held since 2019, according to Chinese state media.

It called the drills an “aggressive and confrontational war rehearsal” and reiterated leader Kim Jong Un’s stated goals for a “radical growth” of his nuclear force to counter what he ...

The drills in the Gulf of Oman come amid speculation in Washington that Mr Trump’s embrace of Russian president Vladimir Putin could drive a diplomatic wedge between Moscow and Beijing.