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Three Chinese Navy Ships Dock in Bangladesh for 5-Day Goodwill Visit

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Three Chinese Navy vessels have arrived in Bangladesh for a five-day goodwill visit, signaling continued military engagement between the two countries. The fleet includes a Type 054A guided-missile frigate named Da Qing, a notably capable warship in China's naval arsenal. The Da Qing previously participated in the bilateral 'Sea Guardian' exercise alongside the Pakistan Navy earlier this year. Such port visits are typically aimed at strengthening diplomatic and defense ties between nations. The visit underscores China's growing naval presence and outreach across the Indo-Pacific region.

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