Thursday, March 28, 2013

马来西亚中国走狗, 

现在可以开始欢迎你们的主子啦

 

中国 海军 进入大马附近水域
专家点评:吉隆坡拉响警报
     
正当沙巴拿笃危机刚过,我国又再面对一个棘手的外交与防务课题。中国海军最近进入马来西亚附 近的 争议水域,专家认为这一幕将为吉隆坡拉响警报。

根据《华尔街日报》报道,中国将海军训练的范围,扩大到了争议水域内其所宣示主权的最远边界,4艘武装舰艇进入了距马来西亚海岸不到50英里的范围。

《华尔街日报》指出,马来西亚是对北京最近在南中国海上的强硬立场反应相对较弱的一个国家。

 Chinese navy exercises 'surprise' neighbours

Exercises in James Shoal include the landing of amphibious craft on Beijing's most southern territorial claim.

China has deployed some of its most sophisticated Navy vessels to the eastern coast of Malaysia.

Wednesday's report from the Xinhua news agency is thought to be a play by Beijing to reinforce territorial claims to part of the South China Sea.

Al Jazeera's Rob McBride, reporting from Hong Kong, said military exercises, beginning on Saturday, have "taken many Asian neighbours and military analysts by surprise".

The exercises included the landing of amphibious craft just off the James Shoal, 50 kilometres off the Malaysian coast.

The James Shoal is China's most southerly territorial claim.

It is among several disputed parts of the South China Sea, including the Spratly Islands, that the People's Republic says belong to Beijing.

Our correspondent said the exercise culminated in a ceremony on James Shoal where soldiers and marines promised "to defend Chinese sovereignty".

The move, said Al Jazeera's McBride, could also be Beijing's answer to Washington's so-called "pivot strategy", which would see the US move more resources to East Asia.

Vietnamese boat 'attack'

Vietnam had accused China of opening fire on a fishing boat in the disputed South China Sea on Monday, but Beijing has denied the charges.

The Chinese navy stated that the claim was a "sheer fabrication".

"There is no such things that Chinese vessel fired with weapons or the Vietnames boats caught fire," a Chinese naval official told the state-owned Xinhua news agency.

Vietnam's foreign ministry had said on Monday that a fishing boat was "chased and shot at by a Chinese vessel" and called the incident a "serious violation of its sovereignty".

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