Iran, Russia, and China kicked off a series of joint war drills on Tuesday in the Gulf of Oman, displaying their unified military might amid ongoing terror attacks by Tehran’s proxies on Western shipping vessels and military positions.
Iran, Russia, and China kicked off a series of joint war drills on Tuesday in the Gulf of Oman, displaying their unified military might amid ongoing terror attacks by Tehran’s proxies on Western shipping vessels and military positions.
The military drills will last until Friday and « involve warships and aviation » maneuvers, according to Iran’s state-controlled press. The combined military activity is meant to demonstrate the nations’ ability to protect « maritime economic activity » but comes at a time when Iran’s terrorist proxy groups are wreaking havoc on international shipping lanes, particularly in the nearby Red Sea.
