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    Chinese boats near PH isles a concern-US envoy

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    Date
    April 6, 2019
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    Associated Press (AP)
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    PD20190406_A6
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    The presence of large numbers of Chinese vessels near islands and islets occupied by the Philippines is "a concern," a senior US defense official said on Friday. The Philippine government protested the Chinese ship movements on Thursday after its military monitored more than 200 Chinese vessels from January to March in a disputed area named Sandy Cay, which is near the Philippine-occupied island of Pag-asa. Asked about the situation while on a visit to Bangkok, Joseph Felter, deputy assistant secretary of defense for South and Southeast Asia, told reporters that the United States was troubled "by any aggressive activity by any country in the South China Sea."
    Citation
    Chinese boats near PH isles a concern-US envoy. (2017, April 6). Philippine Daily Inquirer, p. A6.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/5768
    Corporate Names
    Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)
    Personal Names
    Felter, Joseph
    Geographic Names
    Bangkok Philippines United States Thailand China Vietnam Washington Pagasa Island South China Sea Kalayaan Island Sandy Cay
    Subject
    territorial waters Governments disputes military operations international law law of the sea artificial islands
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