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China says US naval ship breaks int'l, Chinese law
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March 10, 2009, Tuesday
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China today said that a US navy vessel, which conducted activities in China's special economic zone in the South China Sea, violated the international and Chinese law.
"China has lodged a solemn representation to the United States as the USNS Impeccable conducted activities in China's special economic zone in the South China Sea without China's permission," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Ma Zhaoxu told a regular news briefing.
"We demand that the United States put an immediate stop to related activities and take effective measures to prevent similar acts from happening," Ma said.
The Pentagon accused that Chinese ships, including a naval vessel, harassed the USNS Impeccable in international waters on Sunday.
Ma said "the US claims are gravely in contravention of the facts and confuse black and white and they are totally unacceptable to China."
"China has lodged a solemn representation to the United States as the USNS Impeccable conducted activities in China's special economic zone in the South China Sea without China's permission," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Ma Zhaoxu told a regular news briefing.
"We demand that the United States put an immediate stop to related activities and take effective measures to prevent similar acts from happening," Ma said.
The Pentagon accused that Chinese ships, including a naval vessel, harassed the USNS Impeccable in international waters on Sunday.
Ma said "the US claims are gravely in contravention of the facts and confuse black and white and they are totally unacceptable to China."
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