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Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Philippines, Vietnam blast China's garrison plan
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The Philippines and Vietnam on Tuesday lashed out at China's moves to establish a military garrison in the South China Sea, amid escalating tensions in the disputed waters.
The Philippines summoned the Chinese ambassador to Manila, while Hanoi filed a formal protest with Beijing against the plan outlined by China this week to station troops in Sansha in the disputed Paracel Islands, saying it "violates international law".
The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said it summoned Ma Keqing to lodge the complaint, and also to object to the arrival of a military-escorted Chinese fishing fleet near the contested Spratly Islands.
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