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China’s military warns Philippines against provocations in South China Sea

  • Chinese troops will continue to defend the country’s sovereignty in the region, the spokesperson added
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BEIJING: China’s military said on Sunday it had conducted “routine” patrols in the South China Sea and warned the Philippines against any provocations, according to a spokesperson for the Southern Theater Command.

The spokesperson said the Philippines must immediately stop provoking incidents and escalating tensions in the South China Sea.

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Chinese troops will continue to defend the country’s sovereignty in the region, the spokesperson added.

China claims almost all the South China Sea - a waterway carrying more than $3 trillion of annual commerce - despite overlapping claims by the Philippines, Brunei, Malaysia and Vietnam.

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