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    US to keep confronting Beijing in S. China Sea - Mattis

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    Date
    May 31, 2018
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    Agence France-Presse (AFP)
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    MB20180531_4
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    Defense Secretary Jim Mattis vowed Tuesday that the US would keep confronting China over its territorial claims in the South China Sea, where Beijing has established a significant military presence on contested islands. Mr Mattis's remarks came after Beijing voiced "strong dissatisfaction" on Sunday after two US warships sailed by an island in the disputed Paracel Island chain. The US Navy periodically conducts "freedom of navigation" operations in the contested waterway, where it sails close to island features China has built into military facilities as a way of showing it rejects any territorial claims.
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    US to keep confronting Beijing in S. China Sea - Mattis. (2018, May 31). Manila Bulletin, p. 4.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/4856
    Corporate Names
    US Navy
    Personal Names
    Mattis, Jim Harris, Harry Davidson, Philip
    Geographic Names
    Beijing South China Sea Paracel Island
    Subject
    defence craft international waters navigation military operations territorial waters disputes international law law of the sea
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