The Russian-Chinese Peace Mission 2013 anti-terror exercise is underway at the Chebarkul base in the Chelyabinsk Region. Participating in the exercise, which... 14.08.2013, Sputnik International
The Russian-Chinese Peace Mission 2013 anti-terror exercise is underway at the Chebarkul base in the Chelyabinsk Region. Participating in the exercise, which began July 27, are commanders and troops of the Russian Army’s Central Military District and the Shenyang Military Area Command of China’s People’s Liberation Army. The war games will last until August 15.
The Russian-Chinese Peace Mission 2013 anti-terror exercise is underway at the Chebarkul base in the Chelyabinsk Region. Participating in the exercise, which began July 27, are commanders and troops of the Russian Army’s Central Military District and the Shenyang Military Area Command of China’s People’s Liberation Army. The war games will last until August 15.
The Russian-Chinese Peace Mission 2013 anti-terror exercise is underway at the Chebarkul base in the Chelyabinsk Region. Participating in the exercise, which began July 27, are commanders and troops of the Russian Army’s Central Military District and the Shenyang Military Area Command of China’s People’s Liberation Army. The war games will last until August 15.
The Peace Mission 2013 anti-terror drill is a key part of the two nations’ close defense and security relationship. In July, the two countries' navies held their largest-ever joint exercise.
China has been a major buyer of Russian weaponry recently. China’s arms bill from Russia reached almost $4 billion in 2005, dipping to $800 million in 2009 and rebounding to $2.1 billion last year, according to Rosoboronexport, Russia's state-owned arms export monopoly.
Servicemen setting up communications equipment during the Peace Mission 2013 exercise.
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