In a strong message delivered at a press conference alongside the third session of the 14th National People's Congress in Beijing, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasized that any infringement or provocation in the South China Sea would ultimately backfire. 
Wang Yi stated, "Infringement and provocation in the South China Sea will backfire, and those acting as others' chess pieces are bound to be discarded." This remark highlights China's stance on maintaining stability and discouraging external interference in the region.
The South China Sea has long been a hotspot for territorial disputes, involving multiple countries vying for control over its strategic waters and rich resources. Wang Yi's comments serve as a clear warning to any parties considering actions that could escalate tensions.
As the world watches the developments in this crucial area, it's essential to stay informed and understand the dynamics at play. 
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Wang Yi on South China Sea: Infringement, provocation will backfire
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