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Maritime dispute: ‘Risk of escalation cannot be underestimated’, says Chan Chun Sing in call for calm
Singapore welcomes talks with Malaysia to find a “swift and amicable resolution”, but is open to seeking recourse through an "appropriate international third-party dispute settlement procedure" if there is no agreement, says Minister for Trade and Industry Chan Chun Sing.
Read more at https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...-malaysia-port-limits-chan-chun-sing-11012770
Singapore will take firm action when its sovereign rights are affected: Grace Fu
https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...en-its-sovereign-rights-are-affected-grace-fu
https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...en-its-sovereign-rights-are-affected-grace-fu
MPs question motives behind territorial waters dispute, call for unity in Singapore
Adrian Lim
Political Correspondent
Singapore politicians have taken to social media this week to urge the people to rally together in the face of an ongoing territorial dispute with Malaysia.
Writing on their Facebook pages, they also explained the issue and its significance, as well as questioned the motives for Malaysia's actions.
The row erupted into the open early this week, and at least five MPs have responded to the events in the past two days.
Speaker of Parliament Tan Chuan-Jin shared a video which framed Malaysia's recent extension of the Johor Baru port limits - which have encroached into Singapore's waters off Tuas - as one of three key developments that are testing bilateral relations.
The other two issues are Malaysia wanting to review water prices and its intention to reclaim the management of the airspace over southern Johor, which Singapore has been doing for more than four decades since 1973/1974.
Questions were posed in the clip: "Why is Malaysia doing all this? Pressure tactics? To distract attention from domestic issues? To test the mettle of our leadership? To destabilise Singapore? To create racial divide? To test our racial harmony and unity?"
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/mps-question-motives-behind-row-call-for-unity-in-singapore
Adrian Lim
Political Correspondent
Singapore politicians have taken to social media this week to urge the people to rally together in the face of an ongoing territorial dispute with Malaysia.
Writing on their Facebook pages, they also explained the issue and its significance, as well as questioned the motives for Malaysia's actions.
The row erupted into the open early this week, and at least five MPs have responded to the events in the past two days.
Speaker of Parliament Tan Chuan-Jin shared a video which framed Malaysia's recent extension of the Johor Baru port limits - which have encroached into Singapore's waters off Tuas - as one of three key developments that are testing bilateral relations.
The other two issues are Malaysia wanting to review water prices and its intention to reclaim the management of the airspace over southern Johor, which Singapore has been doing for more than four decades since 1973/1974.
Questions were posed in the clip: "Why is Malaysia doing all this? Pressure tactics? To distract attention from domestic issues? To test the mettle of our leadership? To destabilise Singapore? To create racial divide? To test our racial harmony and unity?"
LOL...PAP MPs question the motives behind territorial waters dispute and a PAP woof-woof wants to emulate its masters by questioning the 'motives of SAMSTERS' in a virtual cafe. Does your rallying war cry in here make you patriotic and important? Please show your sincerity of patriotism by leading your grassroot leaders in a demonstration outside the Malaysian embassy. Fly SIA and do it in Putrajaya.
Taking the wrong course of action only demonstrates the naivety of a person and his ignorance of international relations.
There is much truth in the saying 'Empty vessels make the most noise'...
Must Fuck the PAP for not arresting the crew of the Malaysian vessel! Fuck the PAP for not impounding the Malaysian vessel!
Fuck the PAP!
PAP has been acting with restraint towards the belligerent jiuhukias. We want to resolve this matter peacefully instead of slaughtering the jiuhukias.
Is this 'calling for calm'?
Maritime dispute: ‘Risk of escalation cannot be underestimated’, says Chan Chun Sing in call for calm
Read more at https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...-malaysia-port-limits-chan-chun-sing-11012770
“Sending Malaysian government vessels into the area inconsistent with innocent passage, conducting unlawful and unauthorised activities under international law, refusing to leave, then suggesting that Singapore vessels leave the area for talks to happen. That’s not right. Even the layman can see that this cannot be right,” Mr Chan said.
"We hope that we can put our relationship back to the right trajectory, we want to get past this situation right now - nobody wants this tension to build up, but where our sovereign rights are affected, we must take the right actions, we must take firm actions but we must also remain calm," Ms Fu said.
Maritime dispute: ‘Risk of escalation cannot be underestimated’, says Chan Chun Sing in call for calm
Read more at https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...-malaysia-port-limits-chan-chun-sing-11012770
“Sending Malaysian government vessels into the area inconsistent with innocent passage, conducting unlawful and unauthorised activities under international law, refusing to leave, then suggesting that Singapore vessels leave the area for talks to happen. That’s not right. Even the layman can see that this cannot be right,” Mr Chan said.
"We hope that we can put our relationship back to the right trajectory, we want to get past this situation right now - nobody wants this tension to build up, but where our sovereign rights are affected, we must take the right actions, we must take firm actions but we must also remain calm," Ms Fu said.
PAP LEEders and woof-woofs with their rallying WAR CRIES?
Singapore has extended its port limits off Tuas and it will not hesitate to take "firm actions" against intrusions in its waters, said Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan on Thursday (Dec 6) at a media conference addressing Malaysia's purported extension of the Johor Bahru port limits.
Sometimes people forgot that this Khaw is a Malaysian born traitor/quitter.
Sometimes people forgot that this Khaw is a Malaysian born traitor/quitter.
Good advice or else many PAP LEEders might not be able to attend officialLEE...LOL
Is it possible that NDP 2019 could be managed by a different government?
Let the WAR begin...
Expose, Depose and Dispose.
Billions has been spent nlon defence n yet singkieland cannot even protect its own waters. From a 3rd rate armed forces. Than have the best armed forces in SEA for wat? Just to give scholars an iron rice bowl?
Can we at least send a barge full of pig carcasses to the front lines? How about roast a few suckling pigs as an offering to the gods for protection?
Singapore will take firm action when its sovereign rights are affected: Grace Fu
https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...en-its-sovereign-rights-are-affected-grace-fu
Pussy firmess.
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