RUSSIA, CHINA TO HOLD FIRST-EVER JOINT MILITARY EXERCISES NEXT YEAR
By empty (12/13/2004 issue of the CACI Analyst)
Russia and China will hold their first-ever joint military exercises in 2005, Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov told journalists in Beijing on 13 December. Ivanov did not specify the nature, scale, or date of the exercises. Ivanov said that his talks with Chinese leaders encompassed \"practically all aspects of relations in the military sphere, as well as security in the Asia-Pacific region, the fight against terrorism, and the nonproliferation of weapons of mass destruction.Visit also
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