China-US military officials meet in Hawaii for maritime talks
The second round of working group talks, along with the annual MMCA meeting, took place Tuesday through Thursday, according to a statement from the People’s Liberation Army Navy cited by China Daily. “The two sides engaged in candid and constructive discussions on an equal and respectful basis,” the statement said.
Officials reviewed the current maritime and air security situation between the two countries, examined typical encounters at sea and in the air, and assessed the annual implementation of the US-China memorandum of understanding on the rules of behavior for safe air and maritime operations.
The statement added: “China reiterated its firm opposition to any action carried out under the pretext of freedom of navigation and overflight that endanger its sovereignty and security.”
The first 2025 MMCA working group meeting was held in Shanghai in April.
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