Iran, Russia, and China to Conduct Joint Naval Drills Near Iranian Coast

The exercises, scheduled for March 11, aim to enhance regional security and counter perceived U.S. dominance.

Iran, Russia, and China will begin joint military drills on March 11 in the northern Indian Ocean near the Iranian port of Chabahar.
The exercises are intended to strengthen regional security and expand multilateral cooperation among the participating nations.
Naval forces from the three countries, including warships, submarines, and support vessels, will take part in the drills, along with Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Navy.
Observers from countries such as Azerbaijan, South Africa, Oman, and Pakistan are expected to attend the exercises.
The drills reflect the nations' shared goal of countering what they describe as American hegemony in the region.