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A Chinese Helicopter "Violated" Japan's Airspace. Then Tokyo Did This
Tokyo has lodged a protest against Beijing after a Chinese helicopter "violated" Japan's airspace and four vessles entered its territorial waters around disputed islands.
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Russia Says It Chased US Naval Destroyer Away. Washington Dismisses Claim
Russia said one of its military vessels chased away a U.S. naval destroyer that attempted to violate Russian territorial waters during Russian-Chinese naval drills in the Sea of Japan on Friday, something Washington said was false.
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Russia Says It Chased US Naval Destroyer Away From Its Waters
Russia said one of its military vessels chased away a U.S. naval destroyer that attempted to violate Russian territorial waters during Russian-Chinese naval drills in the Sea of Japan on Friday.
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Pakistan To Release 291 Indian Fishermen
Pakistan on Thursday said it will release 291 Indian fishermen, held for allegedly violating its territorial waters, as a goodwill gesture.
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Pakistan Releases 68 Indian Fishermen As Goodwill Gesture
Pakistan today released 68 Indian fishermen held for allegedly violating its territorial waters from Karachi's Landhi jail as a goodwill gesture.
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China Says US Ship Violated Its Sovereignty In South China Sea
China said Wednesday it has lodged a protest with the United States after an American warship sailed near disputed islands in the South China Sea. The US Navy missile destroyer Chafee entered into China's territorial waters near the Sansha islands on Tuesday, according to Beijing's foreign ministry
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Pakistan Hands Over 87 Freed Prisoners To India At Wagah Border
Eighty-seven Indians, mostly fishermen arrested in Pakistan for allegedly violating its territorial waters, were today handed over to India at the Wagah Border after being released from a prison.
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Pakistan Arrests 20 Indian Fishermen, Seizes Their Boats
Pakistan has arrested 20 Indian fishermen and seized their boats for allegedly violating its territorial waters off the coast of Arabian Sea, a maritime official said today.
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China Warns US It Will Not Allow Violations of Its Waters
China said on Friday it would not stand for violations of its territorial waters in the name of freedom of navigation, as the United States considers sailing warships close to China's artificial islands in the South China Sea.
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Pakistan Arrests 70 Indian Fishermen
Pakistan has arrested 70 Indian fishermen for allegedly violating its territorial waters offthe coast of southern Sindh province, an official said today.
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UK Accuses Spain of Violating Its Sovereignty Over Gibraltar
The British government on Sunday accused Spain of violating its sovereignty over Gibraltar, saying Spanish state vessels had repeatedly and unlawfully entered its territorial waters without notifying it.
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Pakistan arrests 27 Indian fishermen for violating maritime boundaries
Pakistan has arrested 27 Indian fishermen for illegally straying into its territorial waters, officials said Monday.
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A Chinese Helicopter "Violated" Japan's Airspace. Then Tokyo Did This
Tokyo has lodged a protest against Beijing after a Chinese helicopter "violated" Japan's airspace and four vessles entered its territorial waters around disputed islands.
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Russia Says It Chased US Naval Destroyer Away. Washington Dismisses Claim
Russia said one of its military vessels chased away a U.S. naval destroyer that attempted to violate Russian territorial waters during Russian-Chinese naval drills in the Sea of Japan on Friday, something Washington said was false.
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Russia Says It Chased US Naval Destroyer Away From Its Waters
Russia said one of its military vessels chased away a U.S. naval destroyer that attempted to violate Russian territorial waters during Russian-Chinese naval drills in the Sea of Japan on Friday.
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Pakistan To Release 291 Indian Fishermen
Pakistan on Thursday said it will release 291 Indian fishermen, held for allegedly violating its territorial waters, as a goodwill gesture.
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Pakistan Releases 68 Indian Fishermen As Goodwill Gesture
Pakistan today released 68 Indian fishermen held for allegedly violating its territorial waters from Karachi's Landhi jail as a goodwill gesture.
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China Says US Ship Violated Its Sovereignty In South China Sea
China said Wednesday it has lodged a protest with the United States after an American warship sailed near disputed islands in the South China Sea. The US Navy missile destroyer Chafee entered into China's territorial waters near the Sansha islands on Tuesday, according to Beijing's foreign ministry
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Pakistan Hands Over 87 Freed Prisoners To India At Wagah Border
Eighty-seven Indians, mostly fishermen arrested in Pakistan for allegedly violating its territorial waters, were today handed over to India at the Wagah Border after being released from a prison.
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Pakistan Arrests 20 Indian Fishermen, Seizes Their Boats
Pakistan has arrested 20 Indian fishermen and seized their boats for allegedly violating its territorial waters off the coast of Arabian Sea, a maritime official said today.
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China Warns US It Will Not Allow Violations of Its Waters
China said on Friday it would not stand for violations of its territorial waters in the name of freedom of navigation, as the United States considers sailing warships close to China's artificial islands in the South China Sea.
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Pakistan Arrests 70 Indian Fishermen
Pakistan has arrested 70 Indian fishermen for allegedly violating its territorial waters offthe coast of southern Sindh province, an official said today.
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UK Accuses Spain of Violating Its Sovereignty Over Gibraltar
The British government on Sunday accused Spain of violating its sovereignty over Gibraltar, saying Spanish state vessels had repeatedly and unlawfully entered its territorial waters without notifying it.
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Pakistan arrests 27 Indian fishermen for violating maritime boundaries
Pakistan has arrested 27 Indian fishermen for illegally straying into its territorial waters, officials said Monday.
