China and Russia Conduct Joint Air Patrols Over Bering Sea

China and Russia conducted joint air strategic patrols over the Bering Sea on July 25, part of an annual military engagement plan. This exercise was said to enhance mutual trust and coordination, and did not target any third parties, according to China's defence ministry spokesperson.

China and Russia organized joint air strategic patrols over the Bering Sea on July 25, following their annual military engagement plan, a spokesperson for China's defense ministry stated on Thursday.

The operation aimed to deepen strategic mutual trust and coordination between the two militaries, without targeting any third parties. Zhang Xiaogang asserted that the exercise had 'nothing to do with the current international situation.'