Chinese ships enter Japanese waters near disputed islands

21 Dec 2012

“Three Chinese ships entered into waters near small islands in the East China Sea that are claimed by both countries on Friday morning and were staying despite a warning from a Japanese Coast Guard ship, the coast guard said.”

Source: Chinese ships enter Japanese waters near disputed islands – CNN.com

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