US EditionChinese Research Vessel Monitored Near Australian Critical Infrastructure
- Agencies are monitoring the Chinese research vessel Tan Suo Yi Hao as it navigates southern Australian waters.
- Reported by ABC News, the vessel's activities are not unprecedented after the Chinese navy's recent maneuvers around Australia.
- Prime Minister Anthony Albanese expressed a preference against the vessel's presence in Australian waters, noting that China hasn't violated international law.
- Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun emphasized that China's maritime activities are lawful and urged Australia to avoid unfounded speculations regarding the vessel's purpose.
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Chinese research vessel passes through PH waters – monitor
MANILA, Philippines — A Chinese research vessel passed through the Philippines’ archipelagic waters, a maritime expert said on Tuesday. READ: US expert: China Coast Guard intercepts 2 PH vessels in Scarborough “China’s fisheries research vessel Song [Hang] is now transiting the Philippines’ archipelagic waters on its way south toward the Celebes Sea,” said Ray Powell, director of SeaLight
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