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Chinese ships remain in Russian-operated gas fields offshore Vietnam

Another South China Sea flare up

China's nine-dash-line

China's nine-dash-line

"Vietnam demands that China immediately remove the survey ship Xiang Yang Hong 10, Chinese coast guard ships and fishing vessels out of Vietnam's waters," Vietnamese foreign ministry spokesperson...

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