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Is Japan’s Treaty-Day Taiwan Strait Warship Transit a New Flashpoint with China?
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China warns Japanese warships will burn to death in the fire they themselves started over the passage of the Taiwan Strait. China is protesting the passage of Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force warships through the Taiwan Strait. On the 18th, Yuyuan Tantian, a social media account operated by China Central Television (CCTV), stated that the Eastern Theater Command of the Chinese People's Liberation Army [conducted] the Japanese warships...
Japanese Destroyer Transit through Taiwan Strait Rattles China
As China rails about “provocations” while running its own warships, trawlers, and air drills around its neighbors, Tokyo is signaling that the era of passively absorbing communist bullying in the Western Pacific may be drawing to a close.
Japan warship in Taiwan Strait signals free passage rights: Academic
The transit of a Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) warship through the Taiwan Strait on Friday reflected Tokyo's reaffirmation of its right to free passage through the international waterway, an academic has said.
The recent transit of the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force destroyer JS Ikazuchi through the Taiwan Strait has drawn attention from China, Japan, and Taiwan. Japan reiterated its "freedom of navigation" stance, while Taiwan quietly stated that it monitored the entire passage. China, however, lodged a strong protest with Japan. Experts believe this move prevents the Taiwan Strait from becoming like an inland sea for China. With increasing inv…
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