Russian and Chinese warships enter Qingdao port after completing joint patrol

Russian and Chinese warships enter Qingdao port after completing joint patrol in Asia-Pacific region

A ship detachment of the Russian and Chinese navies entered the Qingdao port of the People's Republic of China after completing the fourth joint patrol in Asia-Pacific region.

🛳 Destroyers Admiral Panteleyev and Admiral Tribunts of the Pacific Fleet took part in the patrol from the Russian side.

Russian warships will stay in Qingdao until 20 October. As part of the business call, joint cultural and sports events will be held with the participation of sailors from both countries. As part of the visit's programme, the Russian sailors are expected to have sightseeing tours in Qingdao.

The warships of the Russian and Chinese navies started patrolling in the Asia-Pacific region after taking part in the joint naval exercise Beibu/Interaction 2024 in the Sea of Okhotsk. During the patrol, the ships' crews travelled more than 6,000 nautical miles, conducted a number of training exercises and carried out combat drills, including anti-submarine defence and rescue at sea.