China invades "Japanese" territorial waters
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SinoChallenger
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Please just answer me the question: why doesn't anybody stop China from invading Japanese territorial waters? I thought USA had a powerful navy? I thought Japan had a powerful navy?Still China can not dare to attack Japan...Pathetic....
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What invading?Fishing trawlers and surviellence boats.Invasion is boots on the ground.Which japan has.
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An invasion is government-backed forces entering a foreign country's territory -- which China has
And you haven't answered my question. Why doesn't anybody stop China? Where is mighty US Navy? Where is mighty Japanese Navy?
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An invasion is government-backed forces entering a foreign country's territory -- which China has
And you haven't answered my question. Why doesn't anybody stop China? Where is mighty US Navy? Where is mighty Japanese Navy?
To Answer that you people are not firing at anyone yet if you fire on those cost guard ships any cost guard ship from any country i just like to say thank you for helping the environment with the new coral reefs but i think the fish would like concrete
artificial reefs the safety of your products are below standards am afraid of the fish and other marine life
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Chinese ships continue patrol around Diaoyu Islands
2012-10-28
Xinhuanet.com
BEIJING, Oct. 28 (Xinhua) -- China's marine surveillance vessels continued routine patrols and law enforcement activities Sunday in territorial waters around the Diaoyu Islands in the East China Sea, the State Oceanic Administration (SOA) said.
Four China Marine Surveillance ships spotted Japanese Coast Guard ships and other vessels and declared the Chinese government's stance on the Diaoyu Islands to the Japanese ships, the SOA said.
The Japanese ships were told to immediately leave China's territory.
The fleet also monitored the ships for the purpose of collecting evidence of infringement on China's sovereignty, the SOA said.
2012-10-28
Xinhuanet.com
BEIJING, Oct. 28 (Xinhua) -- China's marine surveillance vessels continued routine patrols and law enforcement activities Sunday in territorial waters around the Diaoyu Islands in the East China Sea, the State Oceanic Administration (SOA) said.
Four China Marine Surveillance ships spotted Japanese Coast Guard ships and other vessels and declared the Chinese government's stance on the Diaoyu Islands to the Japanese ships, the SOA said.
The Japanese ships were told to immediately leave China's territory.
The fleet also monitored the ships for the purpose of collecting evidence of infringement on China's sovereignty, the SOA said.
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An invasion is government-backed forces entering a foreign country's territory -- which China has
And you haven't answered my question. Why doesn't anybody stop China? Where is mighty US Navy? Where is mighty Japanese Navy?
all the japanese "allies" in particular the usa which are not siding with the japanese during the conflict. they know the territory belongs to China!
only you can hear indian or pinoy flagged cheerleaders who sound the loudest!
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Maybe they have more better ways as for us we love to play like pinao to study and possible change your minds about this take over the world thing by saying all the possibilities of you future actions but its your peoples call
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We don't want to take over the world. Just show Pinoys your proper place with spankings like the one you got at Scarborough Reef
You are in good company. Vietnam got their Spratly spanking in 1988 and 1974 too
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We don't want to take over the world. Just show Pinoys your proper place with spankings like the one you got at Scarborough Reef
You are in good company. Vietnam got their Spratly spanking in 1988 and 1974 too
Sir you need meds and professional help its a shoal not an island or a reef and your threats are empty we can go and pass in that shoal and that stupid chinese can just watch just leave already you people are trouble makers in this region a major headache for all in this region
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You tried to make us leave with your warship. Remember the spanking we gave you for that?
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We don't want to take over the world. Just show Pinoys your proper place with spankings like the one you got at Scarborough Reef
You are in good company. Vietnam got their Spratly spanking in 1988 and 1974 too
It would be a big mistake if your country uses habit of a thug of neighbourhood to bully Japan like it usually does with ASEAN countries.
Senkaku could be the end (".") for the ambitious adventure of your country.
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China threatens Japan with nuclear annihilation!
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BEIJING, Oct. 30 (UPI) -- The People's Daily Tuesday reminded about the "power of China's missiles" in the event of a combat at sea with Japan over their island dispute.
The Chinese Communist Party's official newspaper made the comment while dismissing Japan's claim of success in its recent war game simulation over the island issue.
The People's Daily said in the simulation, the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force called the result "inspiring" as it defeated two fleets of China's People's Liberation Army with "slight loss."
The Chinese newspaper said the news was greatly hyped by Japanese media and that Japan's "right-wing forces" believe that China will surely be defeated once a naval war breaks out between China and Japan.
The report said Chinese military experts dismissed the claim as "wishful thinking" as such simulations are different from an actual combat.
"Does Japan take into consideration the power of China's missiles once a combat really breaks out between China and Japan on the sea?" the People's Daily asked.
The two countries are locked in a worsening territorial dispute over a group of islets in the East China Sea which Japan currently controls. Bilateral relations have strained after Japan last month announced it had purchased some of the islands and brought them under government control.
The People's Daily said Japan ignoring China's determination to maintain its territorial sovereignty and spreading the "result" of the war game simulation will "encourage arrogance of the right-wing forces and induce rabid emotion, triggering a military conflict."
The report said through the war game simulation, Japan is attempting to "intimidate and put psychological pressure on Chinese military so that it can win the peace negotiations and reach an effect of winning without a fight."
Nobody can stop our invasion!
AFP: Japan says four Chinese ships in disputed waters
TOKYO — Four Chinese government ships were sailing in the territorial waters of disputed Tokyo-controlled islands on Tuesday, the coastguard said, the day after Japan's premier promised to beef up security.
The maritime surveillance ships entered the 12-nautical-mile zone of territorial waters around one of the East China Sea islands at around 0200 GMT, the coastguard said.
Separately, two fisheries patrol ships were spotted in the so-called contiguous waters, which extend a further 12 nautical miles, of another island in the chain, coastguards said.
The latest move came after Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda said Monday Tokyo would "strengthen security" around its coast.
Chinese vessels have moved in and out of what Japan says is its sovereign territory over the last nearly two months since Tokyo nationalised some of the islands, known as the Senkakus in Japan and Diaoyus in China.
As well as the potential mineral reserves to which ownership of the islands grants access, both countries have considerable amounts of national pride at stake in the decades-old spat.
The dispute has hit the huge trade relationship between the two largest economies in the region. Senior representatives from both governments are reportedly readying for a third round of talks on the issue.
Asia News - South Asia News - Latest headlines ? News, Photos, Videos - UPIAsia.com
BEIJING, Oct. 30 (UPI) -- The People's Daily Tuesday reminded about the "power of China's missiles" in the event of a combat at sea with Japan over their island dispute.
The Chinese Communist Party's official newspaper made the comment while dismissing Japan's claim of success in its recent war game simulation over the island issue.
The People's Daily said in the simulation, the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force called the result "inspiring" as it defeated two fleets of China's People's Liberation Army with "slight loss."
The Chinese newspaper said the news was greatly hyped by Japanese media and that Japan's "right-wing forces" believe that China will surely be defeated once a naval war breaks out between China and Japan.
The report said Chinese military experts dismissed the claim as "wishful thinking" as such simulations are different from an actual combat.
"Does Japan take into consideration the power of China's missiles once a combat really breaks out between China and Japan on the sea?" the People's Daily asked.
The two countries are locked in a worsening territorial dispute over a group of islets in the East China Sea which Japan currently controls. Bilateral relations have strained after Japan last month announced it had purchased some of the islands and brought them under government control.
The People's Daily said Japan ignoring China's determination to maintain its territorial sovereignty and spreading the "result" of the war game simulation will "encourage arrogance of the right-wing forces and induce rabid emotion, triggering a military conflict."
The report said through the war game simulation, Japan is attempting to "intimidate and put psychological pressure on Chinese military so that it can win the peace negotiations and reach an effect of winning without a fight."
Nobody can stop our invasion!
AFP: Japan says four Chinese ships in disputed waters
TOKYO — Four Chinese government ships were sailing in the territorial waters of disputed Tokyo-controlled islands on Tuesday, the coastguard said, the day after Japan's premier promised to beef up security.
The maritime surveillance ships entered the 12-nautical-mile zone of territorial waters around one of the East China Sea islands at around 0200 GMT, the coastguard said.
Separately, two fisheries patrol ships were spotted in the so-called contiguous waters, which extend a further 12 nautical miles, of another island in the chain, coastguards said.
The latest move came after Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda said Monday Tokyo would "strengthen security" around its coast.
Chinese vessels have moved in and out of what Japan says is its sovereign territory over the last nearly two months since Tokyo nationalised some of the islands, known as the Senkakus in Japan and Diaoyus in China.
As well as the potential mineral reserves to which ownership of the islands grants access, both countries have considerable amounts of national pride at stake in the decades-old spat.
The dispute has hit the huge trade relationship between the two largest economies in the region. Senior representatives from both governments are reportedly readying for a third round of talks on the issue.
SinoChallenger
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Keep deluding yourself orange sniffers. Once we are done with Japan then we begin stage two: crushing Vietnam and Philippines with armored tank divisions!It would be a big mistake if your country uses habit of a thug of neighbourhood to bully Japan like it usually does with ASEAN countries.
Senkaku could be the end (".") for the ambitious adventure of your country.
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Chine need one more spanking like 1979 it seems. You have bad track record against smaller nations. Remember what japan did you to in second world war. And fighter Viets did to you in 1979.You should stop foul crying and do something actually
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