Chinese warships executed a live-fire drill in international waters between Australia and New Zealand, leading to alterations in commercial flight paths. The drill involved three vessels: the Jiangkai-class frigate Hengyang, Renhai-class cruiser Zunyi, and Fuchi-class replenishment vessel Weishanhu. Notification was given to the Australian defense department shortly before the exercise on Friday, highlighting the military's transparency. While the drill complied with international law, its proximity to Australia has sparked discussions on maritime safety and regional military dynamics.
The recent live-fire drill conducted by three Chinese warships in the waters between Australia and New Zealand prompted significant air traffic adjustments, affecting at least three commercial flights.
Chinese naval drills were notified to the Australian defense department, indicating military preparedness in international waters, which raises questions about maritime security collaborations.
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