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China Closes East Seas for Military Drills

Poster： ╱ Post date：2017-08-01
Catergory：News
Region：(China)
Issue：(PLA)
(AP) A notice from the government of the eastern port city of Lianyungang says a roughly 40,000-square-kilometer (15,000-square-mile) section of the Yellow Sea was off-limits to commercial shipping from Thursday through Saturday in preparation for upcoming military drills, with coincide with the PLA’s 90th anniversary. Details concerning the military drills have yet to be released. 
參考連結：http://www.defensenews.com/training-sim/2017/07/28/china-closes-east-seas-for-military-drills/
Last modification time：2017-08-01 PM 6:47

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