Japanese media: Chinese medical ship refuses to take part in Japan-led military exercises

According to Japan News Network reported that the United States time on the morning of the 12th, by the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force officers as the commander of the six-nation joint rescue exercise, held off the coast of HawaiiBut the Chinese navy's maritime medical ship, the Hwas, did not take part in the drillsthe six-nation joint rescue exercise off the coast of Hawaii reported that the joint rescue exercise is part of the U.S.-led "Pacific Rim-2014" joint military exercises, Japan's Maritime Self-Defense Force, the 3rd guard group commander Nakao Kangshu as the Japanese for the first time as the commander of the exerciseAt the same time, all personnel of the command are members of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense ForceReported that after the start of the exercise, the U.Smilitary helicopters to transport "wounded" to Japan's large deck frigate "Ise", Japan's Maritime Self-Defense Force will be the wounded into the emergency room for rescue,""。 The report quoted sources as saying that the Chinese navy may have abandoned the exercise, which is led by Japan's Maritime Self-Defense Force, because of tensions between China and Japanthe Chinese navy's "Hesquare" medical ship, the Chinese navy has not commented on the newsThe Chinese navy's "Hesquare" hospital ship is one of two large hospital vessels participating in the Pacific Rim-2014 exercise, and since its departure in June this year, the Hwaexample has held several disaster medical rescue drills with a real-life backgroundUpon arrival in Hawaii, the Ark held a medical exchange forum on July 3, attended by more than 60 people from seven countries, including the United States, Canada, Norway and South KoreaOn July 8, 18 military medical personnel from the United States, Canada, Singapore and other countries also participated in traditional Chinese medicine training, experienced the unique effects of traditional Chinese medicine skills such as pushing and pulling cansSource: China News NetworkResponsible Editor: Pan Kane
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