Ever wondered what teamwork at sea looks like? This month, three Chinese naval vessels—Yinchuan, Jinggangshan and Jingmen—have set sail to Malaysia to join the sixth Peace and Friendship 2025 drill 🚢🌊.
Two ships left from Sanya and Zhanjiang on the Chinese mainland, while Jingmen departed from Hong Kong. Over the next few weeks, crews will sharpen skills in humanitarian aid, disaster relief and maritime security. Think fast-response missions, medical evacuations and coordinated search-and-rescue ops 🆘🤝.
Peace and Friendship has become a highlight in Asia's security calendar. By practicing together, navies build trust, share best practices and prepare for real-world emergencies. This year’s focus includes:
- Humanitarian aid 💉
- Disaster relief 🌪️
- Maritime security ⚓
These joint drills aren’t just about showing firepower—they’re about fostering cooperation and keeping trade routes safe for everyone. For young professionals, entrepreneurs and students tracking global markets, stable seas mean smoother shipping lanes and stronger economies. For travelers and explorers, it means safer journeys and more cultural exchanges along the vibrant Southeast Asian coast 🌍✈️.
Stay tuned as Yinchuan, Jinggangshan and Jingmen team up with Malaysian counterparts to write a new chapter in regional peace and stability.
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Chinese naval vessels set sail for joint drill with Malaysia
cgtn.com
