BEIJING — China’s navy on July 10 will begin annual military exercises off its east coast, state media reported, amid tensions over maritime territorial disputes with its neighbors.
“According to our annual plan for exercises, the Chinese People’s Liberation Army’s Navy will in the coming days hold exercise activities in the waters near the Zhoushan islands,” the ministry said in a July 9 statement.
The ministry provided no other details on the war games.
China Daily said the live fire naval exercises would start June 10 and last for six days.
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