On the evening of December 6, China's Ministry of Defense announced that in early December, the Chinese and Russian military will hold the third joint anti-missile exercise in Russia. This joint performance was not aimed at a third party and had nothing to do with the current international or regional situation. Experts interviewed said that the joint anti-missile exercise between China and Russia shows that the level of mutual strategic trust between the two sides continues to deepen. On issues involving major interests and concerns, China and Russia must work hand in hand to consolidate the post-World War II order. This is another joint anti-missile exercise between China and Russia after a lapse of 8 years. Compared with the previous two joint anti-missile shows, the information on this exercise was only released to the public after it was over. According to public media reports, the first joint anti-missile exercise between China and Russia was held from May 26 to May 28, 2016. The Chinese Ministry of National Defense released news on May 3 of that year. From December 11 to 16, 2017, China and Russia held the second “Aerospace Security-2017” joint anti-missile computer exercise with the Chief Command in Beijing. The Chinese Ministry of National Defense released the news on November 17 of that year. Furthermore, the content of the press release on the third joint anti-missile exercise between China and Russia is the most concise one. However, it is worth noting that the three joint performance announcements all emphasized the same content, that is, “the joint performance is not aimed at a third party.” “This time, China's Ministry of National Defense chose to release information after the exercise was over, reducing the sensitivity and political nature of the exercise, and making the exercise more focused on technical cooperation and exchange.” Military expert Song Zhongping said on the 7th that the holding of this exercise was a natural and natural event. Under the strategic guidance of the heads of state of China and Russia, China and Russia have reached broad consensus on many issues. In particular, in terms of military cooperation, the two sides will continue to strengthen military and military technical cooperation.

On the evening of December 6, China's Ministry of Defense announced that in early December, the Chinese and Russian military will hold the third joint anti-missile exercise in Russia. This joint performance was not aimed at a third party and had nothing to do with the current international or regional situation. Experts interviewed said that the joint anti-missile exercise between China and Russia shows that the level of mutual strategic trust between the two sides continues to deepen. On issues involving major interests and concerns, China and Russia must work hand in hand to consolidate the post-World War II order. This is another joint anti-missile exercise between China and Russia after a lapse of 8 years. Compared with the previous two joint anti-missile shows, the information on this exercise was only released to the public after it was over. According to public media reports, the first joint anti-missile exercise between China and Russia was held from May 26 to May 28, 2016. The Chinese Ministry of National Defense released news on May 3 of that year. From December 11 to 16, 2017, China and Russia held the second “Aerospace Security-2017” joint anti-missile computer exercise with the Chief Command in Beijing. The Chinese Ministry of National Defense released the news on November 17 of that year. Furthermore, the content of the press release on the third joint anti-missile exercise between China and Russia is the most concise one. However, it is worth noting that the three joint performance announcements all emphasized the same content, that is, “the joint performance is not aimed at a third party.” “This time, China's Ministry of National Defense chose to release information after the exercise was over, reducing the sensitivity and political nature of the exercise, and making the exercise more focused on technical cooperation and exchange.” Military expert Song Zhongping said on the 7th that the holding of this exercise was a natural and natural event. Under the strategic guidance of the heads of state of China and Russia, China and Russia have reached broad consensus on many issues. In particular, in terms of military cooperation, the two sides will continue to strengthen military and military technical cooperation.