China, Iran and Russia have conducted joint naval drills in the Middle East. The joint drills held Tuesday, called the Maritime Security Belt 2025, took place in the Gulf of Oman near the strategic Strait of Hormuz,

Iran’s navy is taking part in a three-day drill with Russia and China. Iranian media said that the Iranian navy had successfully executed the second day of the joint drill. “The three-day naval drills, codenamed the 2025 Maritime Security Belt, kicked off Monday in the Indian Ocean and the Gulf of Oman,” the report said.

With China, Russia and Iran deepening their military alliance, a new power axis is emerging—leaving the world to question whether President Trump can counter its rise

Warships from Iran, China and Russia kicked off their annual joint exercises in the Gulf of Oman on Monday, in a show of strengthening military ties as US President Donald Trump upends longstanding Western alliances.

Iran, China and Russia will launch a joint military operation Monday called "Security Belt 2025," designed to promote security and trilateral cooperation in the Indian Ocean.

As President Donald Trump makes diplomatic overtures to Moscow, Tehran, and Beijing, he appears somewhat unconcerned about the three nations' increasing military cooperation.

Iran, Russia and China launched their annual Middle East naval exercises, dubbed Security Belt-2025, in the Gulf of Oman on Tuesday. Iran, represented by its Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, a paramilitary force with its own navy,

The Chinese, Iranian, and Russian navies kicked off a joint exercise near the Iranian port of Chabahar. Codenamed "Security Belt-2025", the exercise will include drills on striking maritime targets, damage control,

The exercise includes drills on striking maritime targets, damage control, and joint search-and-rescue operations.