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    US dismisses China's protests over South China Sea mission

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    December 1, 2022
    Author
    Associated Press
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    BM20221201_A6
    Excerpt
    The US Navy on Tuesday dismissed Beijing’s protests over a “freedom of navigation operation” conducted near a Chinese-held island in the South China Sea, in the latest incident drawing new attention to one of the world’s potential military flashpoints. The Navy said its guided missile cruiser USS Chancellorsville on Tuesday “asserted navigational rights and freedoms in the South China Sea near the Spratly Islands, consistent with international law.” China called the action illegal and said it mobilized naval and air assets to issue warnings and drive off the ship, a characterization the Navy and Pentagon disputed.
    Citation
    US dismisses China's protests over South China Sea mission. (2022, December 1). BusinessMirror, p. A6.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/13480
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    Corporate Names
    Philippine Navy (PN)
    Personal Names
    Ryder, Patrick Junli, Tian Aquilino, John C. Harris, Kamala Blinken, Antony
    Geographic Names
    South China Sea China Philippines Vietnam Malaysia Taiwan Brunei
    Subject
    navigation territorial waters disputes international law defence craft
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