China and Russia have launched Joint Sea 2026, their latest large-scale naval exercise in the Yellow Sea, bringing together warships, submarines, helicopters, marines, and advanced unmanned systems. The week-long drills near Qingdao include anti-submarine warfare, air defense, search-and-rescue operations, communications exercises, artillery firing, and extensive training to counter drone threats. The exercise comes just days after China and Russia carried out a joint strategic air patrol over the Indo-Pacific, highlighting the expanding defense partnership between the two powers. While the Kremlin insists the drills are not aimed at any specific country and are intended to promote regional stability, the latest show of military cooperation is likely to be closely watched by the United States and its allies amid rising geopolitical tensions in the Indo-Pacific.
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