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US, India and Japan Begin Naval Exercises, as China Looks On

A rising Chinese presence in the Indian Ocean has prompted the largest naval exercise the region has seen in more than two decades. The United States, Japan and India have deployed front-line warships, submarines, and aircraft as part of the tri-nation Malabar exercises in the Bay of Bengal.

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Topics: 
Military, Politics
Keywords: 
Asia-U.S. Relations, Japan-India Relations, China-India Relations, China-Japan Relations, U.S. and Japan, Navy, Indian Ocean
 
Topics: 
Military, Politics
Keywords: 
Asia-U.S. Relations, Japan-India Relations, China-India Relations, China-Japan Relations, U.S. and Japan, Navy, Indian Ocean
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