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China’s military says it ‘drove away’ U.S. destroyer in disputed shoal in South China Sea
China ’s military said on Wednesday it monitored and “drove away” a U.S. destroyer that sailed near the disputed Scarborough Shoal in the busy waterway of the South China Sea, while the U.S. Navy said its action was in line with international law.
Beijing protests over USS Higgins’ presence near Scarborough Shoal while American navy says its presence is lawful.
The statement comes two days after Chinese ships collided during a confrontation with a Philippine government supply mission.
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US Navy denies Chinese military report that it ‘drove away’ destroyer
China's military released a statement Wednesday that the destroyer Higgins entered the South China Sea unlawfully, according ...
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INQToday: US denies China’s claim of expelling USS Higgins from Scarborough
US denies China’s claim of expelling USS Higgins from Scarborough The United States Navy on Thursday denied Chinese claims ...
American and Chinese naval vessels clashed near Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea on Wednesday, escalating tensions in ...
The US Navy's operation was the first in the South China Sea's Scarborough Shoal region in at least six years.
The US Navy on Thursday denied China’s claim that the Chinese military expelled its guided missile destroyer USS Higgins from ...
A chilling face off has taken place when Chinese warships confronted an American destroyer in disputed waters in the South ...
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