JapanThe 11th District Coast Guard Headquarters (Coast Patrol Unit) said that four Chinese coast guard ships departed indiaoyutaiIn the waters surrounding the islands, Japan’s “territorial waters” were invaded. The Coast Guard Headquarters immediately issued a warning to the Chinese Coast Guard ship and urged it to leave as soon as possible.
Japan’s 11th District Coast Guard headquarters in Naha city, Okinawa Prefecture said at about 4 a.m. (ET) four Chinese coast guard ships were sailing along the Diaoyu Tai Line, the Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK) reported. The island is located in the southeastern sea area of ​​Huangwei Island (called Jiuchang Island in Japan).
Japan claimed that four Chinese coast guard ships “invaded Japan’s territorial waters” one after another. After sailing within “territorial waters” for about two hours, they left one after the other before 6 pm.
Japan’s Kyodo News reported that the last time a Chinese official ship invaded Japan’s “territorial waters” was on February 6 this year, and today is the fourth time this year.
Japan’s 11th District Coast Guard Headquarters said one of China’s four coast guard ships was equipped with machine gun-like equipment.
Including surrounding waters, Japan discovered that Chinese official ships had been sailing in Diaoyutai waters for 90 consecutive days.
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