On November 14th, the joint exercise of China and Pakistan's "Oceanguard 3" at sea shifted from the port shore exchange phase to the sea joint exercise phase, as reported by Fang Sihang and Zhang Yuanhu, as participating ships from both sides rushed to the designated sea area for actual exercises. On the morning of that day, the participating ships of the two countries successively departed from Karachi Port in Pakistan and headed for the northern waters of the Arabian Sea. On November 14th, participating ships from both sides of the China Pakistan "Ocean Guardian 3" maritime joint exercise rushed to the designated sea area. The author provides that after departure, six naval vessels, including the Zibo ship, Jingzhou ship, Qiandao Lake ship, and the Pakistani navy ship "Shah Jahan", formed a formation and rushed together to the target sea area. According to the plan, our navy's Linyi ship and the Ba "Saif" frigate began to carry out a joint maritime cruise mission. On the first day of the "Oceanguard 3" maritime joint exercise, the participating forces of China and Pakistan conducted exercises around temporary inspection and capture, air defense communication, and joint anti submarine activities. During this period, both ships took turns serving as command ships and exchanged observers to observe the organization and implementation of exercises on board. It is understood that the naval joint exercise has diverse forces, and China and Pakistan have conducted multiple joint exercise plan consultations during the port and shore exchange stage. The cooperation ability between each other has been continuously strengthened, and the level of practical cooperation and joint action ability have been continuously improved. This is the third time that the Chinese and Pakistani navies have held a series of exercises called "Sea Guard". In 2020 and 2022, both sides held joint exercises on the "Oceanguard 2020" and "Oceanguard 2" in the northern Arabian Sea and near Shanghai. (New News Agency)