Chinese coast guard conducts patrol through disputed Senkaku Islands waters following Taiwan spat

Fox NewsSunday, November 16, 2025 at 3:57:33 PM
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Chinese coast guard conducts patrol through disputed Senkaku Islands waters following Taiwan spat
The recent patrol by the Chinese coast guard through the disputed Senkaku Islands waters highlights escalating tensions between China and Japan, particularly in the context of Taiwan's political status. Japan's new Prime Minister's defense of Taiwan independence has provoked a strong response from Beijing, leading to a diplomatic crisis. This situation is compounded by China's advisory for its citizens to avoid Japan, as reported in related articles. The broader implications of these developments indicate a significant strain in diplomatic relations, with both nations firmly entrenched in their positions regarding Taiwan.
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