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    US admiral: Policymaker to decide South China Sea patrols

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    Date
    October 24, 2015
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    Reuters
    Associated Press (AP)
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    PS20151024_2
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    The U.S. Navy's top commander in the Pacific says it's up to policymakers in Washington whether his sailors patrol within 12 nautical miles of newly constructed islands claimed by China in the South China Sea. Pacific Fleet Commander Adm. Scott Swift spoke during an interview Thursday amid tensions over Beijing's territorial claims in the South China Sea and reports the U.S. will sail near the disputed islands to challenge those claims. Swift told The Associated Press his sailors have the capacity and capability to enter the waters, but he emphasized that the patrols would reinforce international laws and wouldn't be directed at a specific country.
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    US admiral: Policymaker to decide South China Sea patrols. (2015, October 24). Manila Bulletin, p. 2.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/3231
    Subject
    Territorial waters; Disputes; Governments; Military operations; Navigation; US Navy; The Associated Press; Swift, Scott; South China Sea; China
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