China has accused Japan of interfering in its recent naval exercises and says it may take unspecified further action if the interference does not stop.
Defense Ministry
spokesman Yang Yujun told reporters Thursday that a Japanese navy ship
entered the exercise area on Oct. 25 and stayed for three days. Yang said
Japanese ships and aircraft lingered close by, conducting “high intensity”
tracking and surveillance.
Yang said the Japanese actions constituted
interference that threatened the safety of Chinese ships and aircraft, and could
have resulted in accidents. He said China demands that Japan cease such
provocations and reserves the right to take further action.
The drills are due to end Friday. They
come amid continuing tensions over competing claims to an uninhabited island
group in the East China Sea.
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