Xinhua said the naval exercises in the East Sea near Hainan island and covers part of the Paracel Islands in Vietnam took place from 5-7 and ended 11-7.
China thing to Hoang Sa fleet of three exercises
Chinese sailors aboard guided missile ships - Photo: www.news.cn
Naval exercises in China, with the participation of aircraft, submarines, warships and coast guard forces to control airspace, training combat capability of naval and anti-ship warfare implicit.
Maritime Safety Bureau of China last week has also posted a notice on the official website of the Department, requiring all civilian ships forbidden to loiter exercise area of the country.
The exercise, according to Reuters, will end on 11-7, a day before the permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) ruled the Philippines for lawsuits claiming "U-shaped line" of China.
According to the Hong Kong Economic Times, also participated in exercises with warships from the naval fleet of three Chinese.
The ships included frigates with guided missiles Shenyang (recreational water quality standards with 6,500 tons) of the Chinese North Sea Fleet; frigates with guided missiles Ningbo (recreational water quality standards with 6,500 tons) and missile destroyers Chaozhou small (with water displacement of 1,300 tons full load) under China's East Sea Fleet.
An official with the Chinese Ministry of Defense told The Global Times that this is a regular drills are planned annually.
Analysts say that through this exercise, the Chinese wanted to show the ability to attack, the defense of this country.
Besides, lately, China has constantly flexing the US move on the threshold of PCA Court ruling.
In a separate incident, according to the Diplomat, the Russian and Chinese officials were discussing a joint naval exercise called Joint Annual-Sea in 2016 in the South China Sea.
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