US EditionChina Coast Guard ship formation sails through Japan-administered Senkaku Islands
The patrol follows Japanese PM Takaichi’s Taiwan remarks and is part of Beijing’s increased pressure amid frequent regional military activity, Taiwan’s defence ministry reported 30 Chinese aircraft nearby.
- 1- China Coast Guard vessels entered waters around the Senkaku Islands on a “rights enforcement patrol,” escalating tensions with Japan. 2- Diplomatic friction has grown since Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said a potential Chinese attack on Taiwan could prompt a military response from Tokyo. 3- Beijing condemned the comments and has indicated it expects Takaichi to retract them.
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Sabre rattles between China and Japan! A Chinese Coast Guard Association is on Sunday in the waters of Japan-controlled Senkaku Island...
A Federation of Chinese Coast Guards was on a patrol near the controversial Senkaku Islands. Beijing speaks of "enforcement of the right."
China's Coast Guard has crossed the waters of the Senkaku Islands controlled by Japan to "enforce rights," exacerbating tensions between China and Japan.
Japan's Prime Minister intends to intervene militarily in the event of a Chinese attack on Taiwan, which is what China regards as a provocation. After a travel warning Beijing continues to ignite and send the coast guard to the area of the Tokyo-controlled Senkaku Islands.
A new incident surrounding the Japan-controlled Senkaku Islands exacerbates the tensions between Tokyo and Beijing China's coast guard penetrated the waters of the archipelago.
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