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China Says US Naval Destroyer Entered Its Territorial Waters Without Approval
The Chinese military said on Saturday that the American naval destroyer USS Hopper entered China's territorial waters without the approval of the Chinese government.
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"Disappearing Ships" In Chinese Waters A New Problem For Global Trade: Report
In the latest headache for the global supply chain, ships in Chinese waters are disappearing from industry tracking systems.
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Efforts On To Bring Back Indian Sailors Stuck In Chinese Waters: Centre
India on Thursday said it is closely coordinating with China to bring back 16 Indian sailors who are stranded on a cargo ship in Chinese waters for nearly four months.
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Indian Sailors Stuck In Chinese Waters To Return Next Week: Minister
Thirty-nine sailors, who have been stuck in China for several months amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, will return to India next week, Minister of State for Ports Shipping and Waterways Mansukh Mandaviya tweeted this afternoon.
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India Calls For Urgent Assistance For 39 Sailors Stranded In Chinese Waters
India today called for "urgent, practical and time-bound" assistance to 39 stranded Indian sailors on board two ships in Chinese waters considering the "grave" humanitarian situation developing in the vessels.
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China Says US Naval Destroyer Entered Its Territorial Waters Without Approval
The Chinese military said on Saturday that the American naval destroyer USS Hopper entered China's territorial waters without the approval of the Chinese government.
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"Disappearing Ships" In Chinese Waters A New Problem For Global Trade: Report
In the latest headache for the global supply chain, ships in Chinese waters are disappearing from industry tracking systems.
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Efforts On To Bring Back Indian Sailors Stuck In Chinese Waters: Centre
India on Thursday said it is closely coordinating with China to bring back 16 Indian sailors who are stranded on a cargo ship in Chinese waters for nearly four months.
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Indian Sailors Stuck In Chinese Waters To Return Next Week: Minister
Thirty-nine sailors, who have been stuck in China for several months amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, will return to India next week, Minister of State for Ports Shipping and Waterways Mansukh Mandaviya tweeted this afternoon.
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India Calls For Urgent Assistance For 39 Sailors Stranded In Chinese Waters
India today called for "urgent, practical and time-bound" assistance to 39 stranded Indian sailors on board two ships in Chinese waters considering the "grave" humanitarian situation developing in the vessels.
