Australia condemns China for intercepting its helicopter in the Yellow Sea

May 7, 2024Марко Юрців1 min read4,418 views

The Australian government has officially announced an incident involving the interception of their military helicopter by a Chinese J-10 fighter jet in the Yellow Sea, during which flares were fired at a dangerously close distance to the Australian helicopter. This was reported by Associated Press News with reference to Australian Defense Minister Richard Marles.

Australia condemns China for intercepting its helicopter in the Yellow Sea

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According to him, the Chinese fighter jet fired flares about 300 meters in front of the Royal Australian Navy’s MH-60R helicopter and at an altitude of about 60 meters above it. The incident occurred when the Australian warship was in the Yellow Sea as part of Operation Argos, which is aimed at monitoring compliance with UN sanctions against North Korea.

Canberra recognized the behavior of the Chinese fighter jet crew as “dangerous and unprofessional” and expressed deep concern for the safety of its military.

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