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Home›Green Marine›Six countries to simulate Asian naval security drill
Green Marine

May 26, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Six countries to simulate Asian naval security drill

Coastguards from the United States, Japan, China, South Korea, Canada and Russia will hold a joint maritime exercise for six days from Saturday, chasing a ship suspected of carrying weapons of mass destruction. Officials said this week it would be the first time China had taken part in such a joint

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Coastguards from the United States, Japan, China, South Korea, Canada and Russia will hold a joint maritime exercise for six days from Saturday, chasing a ship suspected of carrying weapons of mass destruction. Officials said this week it would be the first time China had taken part in such a joint exercise at sea. The operations are based on a scenario that the ship with the suspicious freight, scheduled to make a port call in Shanghai, rejects Chinese requests to give details of its cargo, the organizers said.

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