九乡新闻网金泰妍why歌词:Flying over China's sea areas by Chinese military aircraft accords with international law
来源：百度文库 编辑：九乡新闻网 时间：2024/04/27 18:03:30
Chinese defense ministry said Thursday that flying over China's sea areas by Chinese military aircraft accords with the international law.
The Japanese defense ministry reportedly alleged that two Chinese military aircraft on July 4th were, at one time, flying over the seas area some 60 kilometers away from the airspace of the Diaoyu Islands, but did not enter the "Japanese territorial airspace." The Japanese Air Self-Defense Force reportedly sent F-15 fighters to intercept them.
An official with China's Ministry of National Defense told reporters that Chinese military aircraft flying over sea areas under its jurisdiction completely accords with the international law.
The Diaoyu Islands and its affiliated islands have been China's inherent territory since ancient times and China has indisputable sovereignty over them, he added.
He pointed out that Japan's Air Self-Defense Force has, over recent years, stepped up China-targeted patrolling over the East China Sea and Japan's long-time and close-range tracking and surveillance of China's regular naval and air activities could easily lead to misunderstanding and misjudgment on both sides.
China hopes that the Japanese side would take effective measures and halt relevant risky activities so to avoid and prevent accidents both at sea and in the air, by taking into account China-Japan friendship and the need of increasing mutual trust.
Source:Xinhua
China demotes, removes 16,000 officials in decade-long economic accountability audits Top political advisor calls for joint efforts to boost cross-Strait exchangesPeople's Daily stresses Party building efforts in coping with new challenges Large-scale military drills held in TianjinSenior Chinese official calls for enhanced social managementChinese vice premier stresses consolidation of economic development amid restructuring (3)
The Japanese defense ministry reportedly alleged that two Chinese military aircraft on July 4th were, at one time, flying over the seas area some 60 kilometers away from the airspace of the Diaoyu Islands, but did not enter the "Japanese territorial airspace." The Japanese Air Self-Defense Force reportedly sent F-15 fighters to intercept them.
An official with China's Ministry of National Defense told reporters that Chinese military aircraft flying over sea areas under its jurisdiction completely accords with the international law.
The Diaoyu Islands and its affiliated islands have been China's inherent territory since ancient times and China has indisputable sovereignty over them, he added.
He pointed out that Japan's Air Self-Defense Force has, over recent years, stepped up China-targeted patrolling over the East China Sea and Japan's long-time and close-range tracking and surveillance of China's regular naval and air activities could easily lead to misunderstanding and misjudgment on both sides.
China hopes that the Japanese side would take effective measures and halt relevant risky activities so to avoid and prevent accidents both at sea and in the air, by taking into account China-Japan friendship and the need of increasing mutual trust.
Source:Xinhua
China demotes, removes 16,000 officials in decade-long economic accountability audits Top political advisor calls for joint efforts to boost cross-Strait exchangesPeople's Daily stresses Party building efforts in coping with new challenges Large-scale military drills held in TianjinSenior Chinese official calls for enhanced social managementChinese vice premier stresses consolidation of economic development amid restructuring (3)
Flying over China's sea areas by Chinese military aircraft accords with international law
Misinformation persists over China's aircraft carrier
Misinformation persists over China's aircraft...
World watching China aircraft carrier‘s sea t...
China’s aircraft carrier sets sail for sea tr...
China, U.S. grapple with military distrust on PLA visit
Chinese military tests fighter jet ahead of Hu's meeting with Gates
2011 : Chinese aircraft carrier's first year ...
China to deepen military cooperation with Rus...
China's 1st Aircraft Carrier
Major speculations on China's first aircraft ...
China's first aircraft carrier reflects arms ...
Clashes over South China Sea pose a test to n...
Aircraft, then chopper, China steps up to a bolder presence in E China Sea?
flying over the canyons
India makes waves with South China Sea oil an...
China military's asymmetrical strategy - Focu...
Sizing Up China's Military Capabilities - Foc...
Top military official's visit promotes China-...
Top military official's visit promotes China-...[]
US releases report on China's military
China's single children rapidly becoming over...
Is over-urbanization causing China's inflation?
China's Y-8 aircraft poised to land in South ...