
Japanese Vessel Expelled Over Chiwei Yu Breach
A Japanese fishing vessel was expelled after illegally entering China’s Chiwei Yu waters, underscoring a strong stand on territorial sovereignty.
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A Japanese fishing vessel was expelled after illegally entering China’s Chiwei Yu waters, underscoring a strong stand on territorial sovereignty.
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