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Rising Tensions in Southwest Pacific: Dual Sightings of Russian Submarines

Japan and the Philippines confirm sightings of Russian submarines, raising concerns over military activities in the contested waters surrounding Taiwan and the South China Sea.

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In a troubling development for regional security, both Japan and the Philippines reported sightings of Russian submarines operating near their waters. Japan's military dispatched a surveillance plane and navy ship after observing a Russian Kilo-class submarine near Yonaguni Island. Meanwhile, the Philippines noted a Russian submarine in the South China Sea, prompting heightened surveillance and concern. Analysts suggest these activities signal increased China-Russia military cooperation amid existing tensions with the U.S. and its allies. Both nations remain watchful as these movements challenge existing maritime security and territorial integrity.

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