China seeks South Korean safety guarantees after warning shots fired at ship

09 Dec 2015

China said on Wednesday it had asked South Korea to ensure the safety of Chinese ships after South Korea’s navy fired warning shots at a Chinese vessel which crossed into waters disputed by North and South Korea.

Source: China seeks South Korean safety guarantees after warning shots fired at ship | Reuters

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