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    U.S. weighs in, backs WPS tack

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    Date
    June 19, 2022
    Author
    Villegas, Gab
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    DT20220619_A1
    Excerpt
    The recent series of diplomatic protests against China’s aggressive activities in the West Philippine Sea has the strong support of the United States, according to the US State Department. China recently stopped Filipino resupply operations and dispatched 200 of its paramilitary vessels to swarm a coral within the country’s waters in a heightening of its maritime claims. In a statement, US Department of State spokesperson Ned Price said on 17 June that they shared the concerns of the Philippines on China’s provocative actions within the country’s exclusive economic zone (EEZ).
    Citation
    Villegas, G. H. (2022, June 19). U.S. weighs in, backs WPS tack. Daily Tribune, pp. A1, A6.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/12686
    Corporate Names
    Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA)
    Personal Names
    Price, Ned
    Geographic Names
    West Philippine Sea United States China Philippines South China Sea Viet Nam Malaysia Taiwan Brunei Darussalam
    Subject
    disputes exclusive economic zones international law law of the sea territorial waters
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