U.S., Chinese warships narrowly avoid collision in South China Sea

14 Dec 2013

“A U.S. guided missile cruiser operating in international waters in the South China Sea was forced to take evasive action last week to avoid a collision with a Chinese warship maneuvering nearby, the U.S. Pacific Fleet said in a statement on Friday.”

Source: U.S., Chinese warships narrowly avoid collision in South China Sea | Reuters

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