According to Russia-based website Sputnik, airborne troops and Marine Corps of China and Russia will land at a Pacific Fleet range near Cape Klerk in the second stage of the "Joint Sea-2015" drill.

Officers from the Russian Eastern Military District, the Pacific Fleet Headquarters and representatives of the Chinese People's Liberation Army carried out reconnaissance mission at Knevichi Airfield during June 8 to 11. China and Russia held a conference in Vladivostok on Wednesday, discussing details of this joint military drill.

The first stage of the "Joint Sea-2015" drill was held in the Mediterranean.