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that rejected China's claim to all resources within its"nine-dash line." The other six are the U.S., Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the Philippines and Japan.is not expected to sail within 12 nautical miles of Chinese-claimed islands when it becomes the first German warship to transit the South China Sea since 2002.'s official documentation, the vessel is expected to make port calls in Australia, Guam, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam and Singapore.
However, China has rebuffed the request, requesting that Germany clarify its intentions, according to a report in Hong Kong'sThe Chinese Foreign Ministry has asked Berlin to"abide by international law" and"refrain from doing things that harm regional peace and stability," the report said.of London that British warships would"sail where international law allows."
These European and American warships in China's backyard are provocative. They could've just as easily sent commercial ships to make their point: China can not hog the waterways.
China will just lob a virus bomb at them causing complete panic and thus victory. Bent on world domination, nothing will stop our evil plans!! (Laughing hysterically)
Maintaining freedom of the seas!
Absolute waste of money for everyone
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