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Japan Issues Warning Flares as Joint Fleet of Chinese and Russian Warships Sails Near Its Coasts

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September 25, 2024

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For the first time ever, Japan was forced to fire warning flares after Chinese and Russian warships were spotted near its coast during a large military exercise. The ships were spotted sailing near Hokkaido and later a Russian aircraft entered Japanese airspace, prompting Japan to send fighter jets in response. The military drills are a major step to showcase cooperation between Russia and China, to challenge U.S. and its allies in the region. But, China has downplayed the drills, calling them routine exercise.

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