Russia and China Counter US Criticism over Arctic Cooperation
On 23rd July, 2024, Russia and China rebutted US concerns about their expanding military and economic collaboration in the Arctic, an area increasingly active due to climate-induced changes.
Growing Arctic Cooperation
- Military and Economic Activities: Russia has expanded its military presence in the Arctic by modernizing Soviet-era bases, while China invests heavily in polar research and energy projects.
- Joint Exercises: The US has noted joint military exercises between Russia and China near Alaska, raising concerns about increased military cooperation in the region.
US Concerns
- Strategic Importance: US Deputy Secretary of Defence highlighted the strategic significance of the Arctic, emphasizing concerns about ....
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