China will deploy troops || China sends troops to Russia for Exercise 2022

China will deploy troops || China sends troops to Russia for Exercise 2022

China will deploy troops

China will deploy troops

The Chinese defence ministry announced on Wednesday that Chinese military personnel will deploy to Russia to participate in joint military drills with Russia, Belarus, Mongolia, Tajikistan, and other nations.

China's participation in the joint drills, according to a statement from the ministry, was "unrelated to the present international and regional circumstances." According to China's defence ministry, these countries include India, Belarus, Mongolia, Tajikistan, and others.

According to the ministry, China's participation in the joint drills is "unrelated to the present international and regional circumstances."

Moscow declared last month that it would perform "Vostok" (East) drills from August 30 to September 5, although it is fighting a costly war in Ukraine. It was stated at that time that some foreign forces would take it apart.

Chinese and Russian

According to China's defence ministry, its involvement in the drills was a requirement of a continuing bilateral cooperation agreement with Russia.

The goal is to develop friendly and practical cooperation with the militaries of participating nations and increase the degree of strategic cooperation among the participating parties to build the capacity to respond to diverse security challenges.

Beijing and Moscow have gotten closer. The Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin.

Last month, almost 10,000 soldiers participated in joint military drills between China and Russia in north-central China. Sergei Shoigu, the minister of defence of Russia, lauded the Sibu/Cooperation-2021 exercises in China's Ningxia region and urged they be expanded.

The first coordinated patrols with Chinese and Russian vessels were conducted in the western Pacific a few days later.

The South Korean military claimed to have scrambled fighter jets the next month after two Chinese and seven Russian aircraft violated its air defence identification.

Part of Siberia is included in the eastern military region of Russia, which is headquartered in Khabarovsk, not far from the Chinese border