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    US forcing China to accelerate South China Sea Deployments

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    Date
    January 23, 2018
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    Reuters
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    MB20180123_5
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    China’s top newspaper, decrying Washington as a trouble-maker, said on Monday U.S. moves in the South China Sea like last week’s freedom of navigation operation will only cause China to strengthen its deployments in the disputed waterway. China’s foreign ministry said the USS Hopper, a destroyer, came within 12 nautical miles of Huangyan island, which is better known as the Scarborough Shoal and is subject to a rival claim by the Philippines, a historic ally of the United States.It was the latest U.S. naval operation challenging extensive Chinese claims in the South China Sea and came even as President Donald Trump’s administration seeks Chinese cooperation in dealing with North Korea’s missile and nuclear programs.
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    US forcing China to accelerate South China Sea Deployments. (2018, January 23). Manila Bulletin, p. 5.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/3500
    Personal Names
    Trump, Donald
    Geographic Names
    Philippines China South China Sea United States Scarborough Shoal
    Subject
    navigation territorial waters disputes military operations International policy
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