China holds live-fire exercises in Gulf of Tonkin after Vietnam marks its territorial claims
China began live-fire drills in the Gulf of Tonkin after Vietnam established a new territorial baseline. The drills, running through Thursday, follow ongoing maritime disputes between China and Vietnam, particularly in the South China Sea. China has grown increasingly aggressive, clashing with Vietnam, the Philippines, and other nations over territorial claims. Recent tensions include confrontations with Philippine forces and concerns from Australia and New Zealand over sudden Chinese naval exercises.
China began live-fire drills in the Gulf of Tonkin after Vietnam established a new territorial baseline. The drills, running through Thursday, follow ongoing maritime disputes between China and Vietnam, particularly in the South China Sea. China has grown increasingly aggressive, clashing with Vietnam, the Philippines, and other nations over territorial claims. Recent tensions include confrontations with Philippine forces and concerns from Australia and New Zealand over sudden Chinese naval exercises. What's Your Reaction?
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