Chinese, Russian navies complete 9-day joint exercise, hold parade
By Yang Jie in Vladivostok, Russia (China Daily) Updated: 2015-08-29 07:17
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Chinese Naval officers review the parade on Russia's missile-guided cruiser Varyag at the conclusion of the China-Russian joint sea drill on Aug 28, 2015. [Photo/81.cn] |
The China-Russia Joint Sea-2015 (II) exercise from Aug 20 to 28 involved more than 20 vessels, dozens of pieces of amphibious equipment and more than 400 marines, who completed joint beach landings, anti-submarine combat and air defense among other exercises.
Liu Xueda has been working on the destroyer Shenyang for seven years and participated in China-Russia drills in 2013 and 2014.
"Such drills help us keep vigilant and always prepared for wars," Liu said.
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