China Joins International Naval Exercise to Keep Seas Safe! 🌊
Hey there! Have you ever wondered how countries keep the oceans safe for everyone? Well, exciting news! China recently joined a big naval exercise called “Peace-2025” in Pakistan to work together with other countries. Let’s dive in to find out more! 🛳️
What’s the “Peace-2025” Exercise?
“Peace-2025” is a multinational naval exercise where many countries come together to practice keeping the seas safe. Imagine it like a teamwork game on a global scale, but instead of games, they practice important missions like rescuing ships and stopping pirates! 🏴☠️
China’s Role in the Exercise
China sent two big ships to join the exercise: the guided-missile destroyer Baotou and the supply ship Gaoyouhu. These ships teamed up with other countries’ navies from February 6th to 11th.
They did all sorts of cool activities, like visiting each other’s ships and practicing important drills. They focused on things like:
- Searching for and rescuing people in trouble at sea 🆘
- Protecting ships from pirates 🏴☠️
- Defending against attacks from the air ✈️
Working Together for a Safer Ocean
Zhang Xiaogang, a spokesperson from China’s Ministry of National Defense, said that participating in “Peace-2025” shows China’s commitment to keeping the oceans safe with other countries. By practicing together, they can respond better to real emergencies and make sure the seas are safe for everyone! 🌍
Why Is This Important?
The ocean is super important for things like shipping goods, traveling, and even for animals living in it! When countries work together to keep it safe, it benefits everyone. It’s like when you and your friends team up to clean up your neighborhood; working together makes a big difference! 🤝
Looking Ahead
China says it will keep on working with other countries to protect the oceans and contribute to world peace and stability. So next time you look out at the sea or play at the beach, remember there’s a whole team out there making sure it’s safe and sound! 🏖️
Reference(s):
China says committed to maritime security while joining intl drill
cgtn.com
