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    'US to blame for any imminent South China Sea clash'

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    Date
    January 11, 2019
    Author
    Reuters
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    PN20190111_15
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    US naval operations in the South China Sea could spark conflict and the United States would be to blame if a clash occurred, a Chinese military researcher said on Wednesday. The warning came as Chinese and U.S. trade teams ended talks in Beijing that have raised hopes an all-out trade war could be avoided, but fears remain that strategic tension between two countries are growing. “Both countries warships definitely have to come into close proximity and it’s easy for there to be a misunderstanding or an error of judgment, even a collision,” Zhang Junshe, a researcher at China’s PLA Naval Military Studies Research Institute, told reporters.
    Citation
    'US to blame for any imminent South China Sea clash'. (2019, January 11). Panay News, p. 15.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/5582
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    Corporate Names
    U.S. Navy U.S. military People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Naval Military Studies Research Institute
    Personal Names
    Trump, Donald Zhang, Junshe
    Geographic Names
    South China Sea United States Vietnam Philippines Brunei Malaysia Indonesia Taiwan
    Subject
    military operations defence craft disputes territorial waters
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