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    Russian and Chinese navies practice destroying 'enemy submarine', days after Trump move

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    Posted on August 6, 2025

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    Russia and China conducted joint anti-submarine drills in the Sea of Japan, following US submarine movements near Russia.

    Russian and Chinese Navies Conduct Joint Anti-Submarine Drills

    By Mark Trevelyan

    (Reuters) -The Russian and Chinese navies have practiced hunting and destroying an enemy submarine in the Sea of Japan, Russia's defence ministry said on Wednesday, days after U.S. President Donald Trump said he had moved two U.S. nuclear subs closer to Russia.

    Russia said the exercise involved Chinese Y-8 anti-submarine aircraft and Il-38 planes from Russia's Pacific Fleet, as well as helicopter crews.

    "As a result of effective joint actions, the 'enemy' submarine was promptly detected and mock-destroyed," the defence ministry said.

    "After practicing anti-submarine tasks, the crews of the Russian and Chinese ships thanked each other for their fruitful work."

    Trump said his submarine order last Friday was made in response to what he called "highly provocative" remarks by former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev about the risk of war between the nuclear-armed adversaries.

    The Kremlin this week played down the significance of Trump's announcement, saying U.S. submarines are on constant combat duty anyway, and said that "everyone should be very, very careful with nuclear rhetoric".

    The episode came at a delicate moment, with Trump threatening to impose new sanctions on Russia and buyers of its oil, including India and China, unless President Vladimir Putin agrees by Friday to end the 3-1/2-year war in Ukraine.

    The anti-submarine exercise was part of a wider series of Russian-Chinese naval drills over the past week.

    The two countries, which signed a "no-limits" strategic partnership shortly before Russia went to war in Ukraine in 2022, conduct regular military exercises to rehearse coordination between their armed forces and send a deterrent signal to adversaries.

    (Reporting by ReutersEditing by Alexandra Hudson)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Russia and China conducted joint anti-submarine exercises.
    • •The drills took place in the Sea of Japan.
    • •Exercises involved aircraft and helicopters from both nations.
    • •The drills follow Trump's move of US submarines closer to Russia.
    • •Russia and China have a strategic military partnership.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Russian and Chinese navies practice destroying 'enemy submarine', days after Trump move

    1What did the Russian and Chinese navies practice?

    The Russian and Chinese navies practiced hunting and destroying an enemy submarine in the Sea of Japan.

    2What aircraft were involved in the exercise?

    The exercise involved Chinese Y-8 anti-submarine aircraft and Il-38 planes from Russia's Pacific Fleet.

    3How did the Kremlin respond to Trump's submarine order?

    The Kremlin downplayed the significance of Trump's announcement, stating that U.S. submarines are already on constant combat duty.

    4What was the geopolitical context of the naval drills?

    The drills occurred amid tensions, with Trump threatening new sanctions on Russia and its oil buyers unless Putin agrees to certain conditions.

    5What is the nature of the partnership between Russia and China?

    Russia and China have a 'no-limits' strategic partnership and regularly conduct military exercises to enhance coordination between their armed forces.

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