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Vietnam airs video of Chinese ship sinking fishing boat in South China Sea
Footage shows large Chinese vessel ramming wooden boat near oil rig in disputed waters
https://www.scmp.com/news/china/art...ese-ship-sinking-fishing-boat-south-china-sea
Chinese Coast Guard pursues and sinks Vietnamese fishing vessel in waters close to the Paracel Islands
Since last May, the Chinese have damaged 24 Vietnamese law enforcement vessels.
4 US Senators have condemned the recent attack as a violation of international law.
https://e.vnexpress.net/news/news/u...inking-vietnamese-fishing-vessel-4083594.html
US senators condemn China sinking Vietnamese fishing vessel
Four US senators have condemned China’s sinking of a Vietnam fishing vessel saying it is a flagrant violation of international law.
"I condemn in the strongest terms China’s sinking of a Vietnamese vessel in the South China Sea. This is a flagrant violation of international law and comes at a time when nations around the world are focused on combating the Covid-19 (pandemic)," Senator Cory Gardner, chairman of the East Asia, Pacific Subcommittee and International Cyber Security Policy of the U.S Senate, said in a statement on April 10.
Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Jim Risch and Senators Bob Menendez and Ed Markey also expressed deep concern about the incident in a joint statement.
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According to a Vietnamese newspaper, after the Chinese coast guard vessel capsized the fishing boat, they did not rescue the men. 5 fishermen clung to the bow for 2 hours until a Vietnamese vessel came to their rescue. The Chinese Foreign Ministry says they rescued the men.
Civilians Chinese boats/ships also take part in attacks and harassement of boats belonging to other countries.
China’s territorial claims extend far into the South China Sea, and it maintains a robust maritime presence that includes driving away non-Chinese fishing boats. Its coast guard performs most such actions, assisted by ships of the maritime militia — ostensibly civilian fishing boats that can swiftly be mobilized. There have been several previously reported incidents of Vietnamese fishing boats being attacked by Chinese vessels.
https://www.navytimes.com/news/your...nese-ship-rams-sinks-vietnamese-fishing-boat/
Footage shows large Chinese vessel ramming wooden boat near oil rig in disputed waters
https://www.scmp.com/news/china/art...ese-ship-sinking-fishing-boat-south-china-sea
Chinese Coast Guard pursues and sinks Vietnamese fishing vessel in waters close to the Paracel Islands
Since last May, the Chinese have damaged 24 Vietnamese law enforcement vessels.
4 US Senators have condemned the recent attack as a violation of international law.
https://e.vnexpress.net/news/news/u...inking-vietnamese-fishing-vessel-4083594.html
US senators condemn China sinking Vietnamese fishing vessel
Four US senators have condemned China’s sinking of a Vietnam fishing vessel saying it is a flagrant violation of international law.
"I condemn in the strongest terms China’s sinking of a Vietnamese vessel in the South China Sea. This is a flagrant violation of international law and comes at a time when nations around the world are focused on combating the Covid-19 (pandemic)," Senator Cory Gardner, chairman of the East Asia, Pacific Subcommittee and International Cyber Security Policy of the U.S Senate, said in a statement on April 10.
Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Jim Risch and Senators Bob Menendez and Ed Markey also expressed deep concern about the incident in a joint statement.
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According to a Vietnamese newspaper, after the Chinese coast guard vessel capsized the fishing boat, they did not rescue the men. 5 fishermen clung to the bow for 2 hours until a Vietnamese vessel came to their rescue. The Chinese Foreign Ministry says they rescued the men.
Civilians Chinese boats/ships also take part in attacks and harassement of boats belonging to other countries.
China’s territorial claims extend far into the South China Sea, and it maintains a robust maritime presence that includes driving away non-Chinese fishing boats. Its coast guard performs most such actions, assisted by ships of the maritime militia — ostensibly civilian fishing boats that can swiftly be mobilized. There have been several previously reported incidents of Vietnamese fishing boats being attacked by Chinese vessels.
https://www.navytimes.com/news/your...nese-ship-rams-sinks-vietnamese-fishing-boat/