China-US Talks on Maritime Security: Bridging Waters

China and the United States engaged in discussions on air and maritime safety to enhance military maritime security. During talks in Hawaii, they focused on improving communication to reduce miscalculations. China emphasized its stance against actions compromising its sovereignty under the guise of freedom of navigation.

In a recent development, China and the United States conducted "candid and constructive" discussions to address air and maritime safety, the Chinese navy reported on Monday.

The discussions took place during a Military Maritime Consultative Agreement meeting held in Hawaii on May 28 and 29, emphasizing the need for communication to prevent miscalculations and elevate professionalism between the two nations.

Highlighting its firm position, China reiterated its opposition to any actions threatening its sovereignty, particularly under the pretext of freedom of navigation and surveillance activities, as stated in their report.