In a spirited display of cross-border coordination, Chinese and Vietnamese coast guards wrapped up their first joint patrol for 2025 in the Beibu Gulf. Over three action-packed days, patrol ships navigated planned routes, inspecting fishing boats and teaming up for a maritime search and rescue exercise. 🚢🤝
This 29th patrol, held since 2006, has emerged as a model of maritime law enforcement in the South China Sea. The operation not only aids in conserving fishery resources and ensuring orderly fishing activities but also plays a key role in combating maritime crime and bolstering regional security and stability.
For young professionals, news enthusiasts, and culture explorers, this successful joint mission serves as a testament to how international collaboration can create safer and more sustainable futures at sea. Stay tuned for more engaging updates on regional maritime developments!
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China, Vietnam coast guards complete joint patrol in Beibu Gulf
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