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The Chinese and Russian navies have concluded their live-fire drills in the East China Sea. The two navies taking part in the "Joint1 Sea-2014" drill returned to Wusong Military Port on Sunday morning.
On Saturday, the Chinese and Russian warships2 conducted joint anti-submarine exercises. They used real weapons, with eight ships firing main guns, high-speed guns and rocket depth charges. The two navies also conducted a maritime3 search and rescue exercise.
A total of 14 ships took part in the three-day drills. Commanders of the two navies will hold discussions on the drill on Monday, when China’s Zhengzhou missile destroyer and Russia’s Varyag missile cruiser will be opened to visitors.

The Chinese and Russian navies have concluded their live-fire drills in the East China Sea.

The Chinese and Russian navies have concluded their live-fire drills in the East China Sea.

The Chinese and Russian navies have concluded their live-fire drills in the East China Sea.

The Chinese and Russian navies have concluded their live-fire drills in the East China Sea.