The naval escort fleet is carrying out routine escort missions.
On April 17, Beijing time, the 48th batch of the Chinese Navy's escort fleet, including the missile destroyer Tangshan, the missile frigate Daqing, and the comprehensive supply ship Taihu, are carrying out routine escort missions in the Gulf of Aden and the waters off Somalia. In recent days, the Daqing and Taihu have organized anti-piracy drills in conjunction with their escort tasks in the Gulf of Aden. The Chinese Navy fleet consistently upholds the safety of international maritime passages and maintains regional peace and stability, embodying the concept of a community with a shared future for mankind through practical actions.
Author: Du Jiangfan
The Chinese Navy's 48th Escort Task Force is conducting routine escort missions and anti-piracy drills in the Gulf of Aden and Somalia as of April 17. The task force consists of the missile destroyer Tangshan, missile frigate Daqing, and supply ship Taihu, focusing on ensuring maritime security and regional stability.
- Chinese Navy's 48th Escort Task Force is active in the Gulf of Aden and Somalia.
- The task force includes the destroyer Tangshan, frigate Daqing, and supply ship Taihu.
- The ships are conducting routine escort missions and anti-piracy drills.
- The operation emphasizes maintaining international maritime security and regional stability.