The Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson on Tuesday, Jan. 14, asked the Philippine government to stop its “false accusations” regarding Chinese activities in the West Philippine Sea, stressing that the presence of an alleged “monster ship” from China in the disputed waters was “fully justified.”
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00:00China's maritime policies are illegal in the relevant waters, and there is no doubt
00:08about it.
00:09We once again warn the US to stop all provocations and propaganda, and to stop all actions that
00:21damage the peace and tranquility of the South China Sea and complicate the situation.
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