Liaoning Fleet Professionally and Steadily Handles Japanese Ship and Aircraft Provocations, Footage Released
On June 22, the Navy's Liaoning aircraft carrier group successfully completed its long-range realistic combat training and safely returned to its home port in Qingdao. During the more than 40 days of training, the group operated in the South China Sea and the Western Pacific, conducting in-depth practical application verification, which significantly enhanced the carrier group's ability to fulfill its mission tasks.
During the training, Japanese vessels and aircraft repeatedly conducted close-range tracking, monitoring, and provocative actions. The Liaoning carrier group maintained a high state of alert throughout, continuously organizing combat takeoffs of carrier-based aircraft, flexibly changing combat formations, and professionally and prudently handling the dangerous actions of the Japanese side.
Supervised by丨Huang Xianwen
Editor-in-Chief丨Liu Yuguo
Editor丨Zhuge Jiahao
Reporters丨Sun Chenxu, Zhang Chengru, Qi Yunyun, Bai Yang, Zhao Ziqing
The Liaoning aircraft carrier group successfully completed over 40 days of long-range combat training and returned to Qingdao on June 22. During the training, the group maintained high readiness against provocations from Japanese vessels and aircraft, conducting combat flight operations and adapting formations as necessary.
- The Liaoning aircraft carrier group completed over 40 days of training in the South China Sea and Western Pacific.
- The group maintained a high state of readiness against Japanese provocations during the training.
- The carrier group conducted combat flight operations and changed formations in response to threats.