Exercise Mosi News Today

Defence and Military Veterans Minister, Thandi Modise, says she is confident that the multinational maritime exercise between South Africa, Russia and China that will take place over a 10-day period will benefit all three participating nations.

Given that Russia has flagrantly violated Ukraine’s national sovereignty, we must ask whether South Africa’s foreign policy stance is grounded in unequivocal respect for sovereignty.

Ukrainian ambassador to SA Liubov Abravitova said she felt personally pained that SA was conducting joint naval exercises with the same Russian military that was killing her people.

The joint maritime military exercise between South Africa, Russia and China has improved military cooperation between the three countries and consolidated relations between them, South Africa's defense force said.

Exercise Mosi II an opportunity for spying on Russian, China military capabilities, says expert

THE United States has been called out for trying to bully South Africa after its House of Representatives tabled a resolution to oppose South Africa’s current joint military exercises with Russia and China. Resolution 145 also called on the US to review its relationship with SA. The South African navy is presently conducting joint military…

The House of Representatives in the United States of America is pushing for a review of relations with South Africa over its hosting of military exercises with China and Russia. The joint maritime drills, called Exercise Mosi II, off the KwaZulu-Natal coastline, began on 17 February 2023 and concluded on Friday, (24 February). The drills…

The joint military drills, however, appear to have put SA in the crosshairs of the Republicans in congress as they criticised SA’s growing relations with China and Russia and accused this of undermining US-SA bilateral relations and agreements.

Johannesburg - Russia has said it will not test fire a hypersonic missile during joint naval drills with China and South Africa, contradicting earlier r

Russia’s motive and role in the Mosi II tri-nation naval exercise was scrutinised at a press briefing aboard the SAS Mendi in Richards Bay on Wednesday.