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He must stay back and guard against provocations from South Korea.
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Big boys show time lah. NK is a small little brother. Unless the big brothers call him to come out, he must Guai Guai shut up.
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Ok Kor Kor, Next time jio me ok? I can go Kacheow SK lah. My hairdo is now the latest fashion statement hor.
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NK war machine not up to date. Too old and backward. Not the same level with Russia & PRC. So they won't want NK in their show. May spoil the show.
They will use NK to do secretive sabotage works from behind. If US or Japs ship out of the blue got sunken by a torpedo from no where just like Cheonan of SK, that mostly be from NK mini sub.
http://www.straitstimes.com/news/as...er-disputed-waters-japan-coast-guard-20140502
Chinese ships enter disputed waters: Japan coast guard
Published on May 2, 2014 1:16 PM
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Chinese marine surveillance ship Haijian No. 51 (centre) sails near Japan Coast Guard vessels (right and left) and a Japanese fishing boat (front 2nd left) as Uotsuri island, one of the disputed islands, called Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China, in background, in the East China Sea on July 1, 2013. -- FILE PHOTO: REUTERS/KYODO
TOKYO (AFP) - Three Chinese coast guard ships sailed into disputed waters in the East China Sea on Friday as Beijing maintained its defiant stance after United States President Barack Obama backed Tokyo in the row.
The Japanese coast guard said the Chinese vessels entered the 12-nautical-mile band of territorial waters around one of the Senkaku Islands, which China also claims and calls the Diaoyus, shortly before noon.
It was the third-such incursion since US President Barack Obama vigorously reasserted on April 24 that Washington would defend Japan under a bilateral military treaty if China initiated an attack in the tense dispute.
China has already dismissed Mr Obama's position, saying that the islands are "China's inherent territory".
Chinese ships enter disputed waters: Japan coast guard
Published on May 2, 2014 1:16 PM
0 7 0 0 PRINT EMAIL
Chinese marine surveillance ship Haijian No. 51 (centre) sails near Japan Coast Guard vessels (right and left) and a Japanese fishing boat (front 2nd left) as Uotsuri island, one of the disputed islands, called Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China, in background, in the East China Sea on July 1, 2013. -- FILE PHOTO: REUTERS/KYODO
TOKYO (AFP) - Three Chinese coast guard ships sailed into disputed waters in the East China Sea on Friday as Beijing maintained its defiant stance after United States President Barack Obama backed Tokyo in the row.
The Japanese coast guard said the Chinese vessels entered the 12-nautical-mile band of territorial waters around one of the Senkaku Islands, which China also claims and calls the Diaoyus, shortly before noon.
It was the third-such incursion since US President Barack Obama vigorously reasserted on April 24 that Washington would defend Japan under a bilateral military treaty if China initiated an attack in the tense dispute.
China has already dismissed Mr Obama's position, saying that the islands are "China's inherent territory".
http://www.smh.com.au/world/china-russia-to-conduct-joint-naval-drills-20140501-zr28s.html
China, Russia to conduct joint naval drills
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Chinese personnel fire their pistols to signal the start of a naval exercise in the East China Sea.
Chinese personnel fire their pistols to signal the start of a naval exercise in the East China Sea. Photo: Reuters
Beijing: China said on Wednesday it would conduct joint naval drills with Russia in the East China Sea off Shanghai in late May, in what it called a bid to deepen military co-operation.
China's defence ministry did not give an exact location in the East China Sea, where Beijing is locked in an increasingly bitter dispute with Japan over the ownership of a group of uninhabited islets.
"These drills are regular exercises held by China and Russia's navies, and the purpose is to deepen practical co-operation between the two militaries, to raise the ability to jointly deal with maritime security threats," the ministry said on its website.
It provided no other details.
China alarmed Japan, South Korea and the United States last year when it announced an air defence identification zone for the East China Sea, covering the islands.
The Beijing government, which is swiftly ramping up military spending, has regularly dispatched patrols to the East China Sea since it established the defence zone.
China was angered last week after US President Barack Obama assured ally Japan that Washington was committed to its defence, including the disputed isles.
Earlier this month, Tokyo announced it would break ground on a new radar base in the area, on a tropical Japanese island close to Taiwan.
The radar station on Yonaguni Island, just 150 km from the disputed islands in the East China Sea, marks Japan's first military expansion at the western end of its island chain in more than 40 years.
China and Russia have close diplomatic, security and economic ties, and regularly carry out military exercises together.
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China, Russia to conduct joint naval drills
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Chinese personnel fire their pistols to signal the start of a naval exercise in the East China Sea.
Chinese personnel fire their pistols to signal the start of a naval exercise in the East China Sea. Photo: Reuters
Beijing: China said on Wednesday it would conduct joint naval drills with Russia in the East China Sea off Shanghai in late May, in what it called a bid to deepen military co-operation.
China's defence ministry did not give an exact location in the East China Sea, where Beijing is locked in an increasingly bitter dispute with Japan over the ownership of a group of uninhabited islets.
"These drills are regular exercises held by China and Russia's navies, and the purpose is to deepen practical co-operation between the two militaries, to raise the ability to jointly deal with maritime security threats," the ministry said on its website.
It provided no other details.
China alarmed Japan, South Korea and the United States last year when it announced an air defence identification zone for the East China Sea, covering the islands.
The Beijing government, which is swiftly ramping up military spending, has regularly dispatched patrols to the East China Sea since it established the defence zone.
China was angered last week after US President Barack Obama assured ally Japan that Washington was committed to its defence, including the disputed isles.
Earlier this month, Tokyo announced it would break ground on a new radar base in the area, on a tropical Japanese island close to Taiwan.
The radar station on Yonaguni Island, just 150 km from the disputed islands in the East China Sea, marks Japan's first military expansion at the western end of its island chain in more than 40 years.
China and Russia have close diplomatic, security and economic ties, and regularly carry out military exercises together.
Reuters
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Maybe Japan and USA can join the show. War game side by side.
You obviously do not know how much US bonds China is holding and how much China is exporting to US and Europe.
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And you do not know how much gold China has been buying until it actually controls the gold price in the world now.
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