Naval Attachés Accredited to China to Visit Naval Aviation University

Source-stated date: 24 August 2026 · PLA Daily (解放军报)

驻华海军武官将赴海军航空大学参观访问

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Published24 August 2026, by CMC Political Work Department
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Naval attachés or defense attachés from 22 countries accredited to China — including Russia, Serbia, Brunei, South Africa, and Argentina — visited Naval Aviation University on August 24–25 at the university's invitation, touring its military history gallery and training facilities, flying simulators, and observing the 'Future · Navy International Cadets Leadership Forging Camp' (未来·海军国际学员领导力淬锋营) sailing competition aboard the training vessel Breaking Waves (破浪). The visit fits the PLA Navy's established pattern of using professional military education institutions as controlled venues for military diplomacy, offering curated access to aviation training infrastructure while keeping operational units off the itinerary; what remains unknown is whether any of the 22 countries have active or pending agreements for naval aviation training cooperation with China.

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8月24日至25日，来自俄罗斯、塞尔维亚、文莱、南非、阿根廷等22国驻华海军武官或负责海军事务的国防武官，将应邀赴海军航空大学参观访问。其间，驻华海军武官一行将参观大学军史长廊和教学训练场所，体验模拟飞行训练，随海军“破浪”号风帆训练舰航行训练，在海上观摩“未来·海军国际学员领导力淬锋营”帆船赛，加深对中国海军航空兵人才教育培养的认识，更加全面了解中国海军建设发展。

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Source-stated publication date	2026-08-24
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Source text. CMC Political Work Department. "驻华海军武官将赴海军航空大学参观访问." PLA Daily (解放军报), 2026-08-24. http://www.81.cn/yw_208727/16480990.html.

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