Chinese carrier enters South China Sea amid renewed tension

26 Dec 2016

“A group of Chinese warships led by the country’s sole aircraft carrier entered the top half of the South China Sea on Monday after passing south of Taiwan, the self-ruled island’s Defense Ministry said of what China has termed a routine exercise.”

Source: Chinese carrier enters South China Sea amid renewed tension | Reuters

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