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According to the report, the said encounter is reported to have occurred near Guam, the American military base in the Western Pacific Ocean. However, the post was later taken down. Guam is the US’s westernmost point and territory. It is home to three major military bases used by the US Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps.
The report said that the post on August 6 was accompanied by a video of the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Rafael Peralta’s homecoming to Japan’s Yokosuka naval base, its home port, following an extended summer patrol. The 9,700-ton destroyer arrived at the base a day prior, and the post indicated the extent of the joint military drills between China and Russia. This was the fourth joint patrol of the Chinese and Russian navies.
The report added that the joint naval formation entered the South China Sea via the Balintang Channel. It patrolled around South Korea’s Jeju Island in the East China Sea. It then passed through the Osumi Strait near Japan before heading southward to the South China Sea.
Further, the US Navy conducts joint patrols with partner countries in the South China Sea to ensure freedom of navigation. However, the PLA Navy, which considers the disputed waters its “backyard,” seldom carries out the patrol.
Report credit to The Eur Asian Times
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The report said that the post on August 6 was accompanied by a video of the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Rafael Peralta’s homecoming to Japan’s Yokosuka naval base, its home port, following an extended summer patrol. The 9,700-ton destroyer arrived at the base a day prior, and the post indicated the extent of the joint military drills between China and Russia. This was the fourth joint patrol of the Chinese and Russian navies.
The report added that the joint naval formation entered the South China Sea via the Balintang Channel. It patrolled around South Korea’s Jeju Island in the East China Sea. It then passed through the Osumi Strait near Japan before heading southward to the South China Sea.
Further, the US Navy conducts joint patrols with partner countries in the South China Sea to ensure freedom of navigation. However, the PLA Navy, which considers the disputed waters its “backyard,” seldom carries out the patrol.
Report credit to The Eur Asian Times

File : F-22 Raptor