South Africa is hosting a major international naval exercise this week, bringing together vessels from China, Russia and Iran. The exercise, formerly known as Exercise MOSI III, has been renamed Will ...
Russia, China, the UAE and Iran took part in the exercises despite the president ordering Iran not participate in the drills.
Iran has withdrawn its warships from a naval exercise with South Africa, Russia, China, and the UAE due to political ...
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SA Navy Chief under scrutiny after Iran joins naval drills despite president's orders, SA discusses
Vice-Admiral Monde Lobese is under scrutiny over Iran's participation in the Will for Peace exercises despite presidential ...
The SA National Defence Force (SANDF) appears to have defied orders from President Ramaphosa to withdraw three Iranian ...
Exercise Will for Peace exposed a disjointed maritime approach that could cost the country dearly. Exercise Will for Peace, the multinational naval exercise run off South Africa’s Cape Peninsula ...
The Will for Peace 2026 maritime exercise officially launched on Saturday 10 January, with an Opening Parade at Naval Base ...
South African Navy Chief, Vice Admiral Monde Lobese, used his keynote address at the closing cocktail function of the BRICS ...
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Chinese warships in South Africa further strains US relations
Chinese and Iranian warships are docked off South Africa's main navy base ahead of exercises that were also meant to involve ...
India`s MEA states the Cape Town naval exercise was a South African initiative, not an institutionalized BRICS event ...
The last edition of IBSAMAR was held in October 2024,” he added. According to the South African defence ministry, the China-led joint, interagency, inter-departmental, multinational exercise was ...
South Africa's joint naval exercises with Russia, China, and Iran could strain its relations with the United States. Experts ...
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