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Warships from China, Russia and Iran arrived in South African waters on Friday to take part in a week-long naval exercise off the coast of Cape Town amid rising tensions following US actions in Venezuela and the seizure of tankers carrying Venezuelan oil.
China is the lead nation in the "Will for Peace 2026" drill involving navies from the 11-nation BRICS group of emerging nations which US President Donald Trump has labelled "anti-American". South Africa's armed forces said that the drills, led by China and organised under the Brics bloc last year are aimed at bringing member countries together to practice maritime safety and anti-piracy operations while strengthening cooperation. China, Russia and South Africa are founding Brics members with Iran joining the group in 2024.