时间：2025-01-12 09:01:43 来源：Nhà cái uy tín 作者：Cúp C2 阅读：628次

US Department of Defense concerned by China’s actions in East Sea

August 27,nhan dinh c1 hom nay 2019 - 15:16

The US Department of Defense on Monday expressed its deep concern over China’s “coercive interference” in Việt Nam’s longstanding oil and gas activities in the East Sea, as well as its continued efforts to violate the rules-based international order throughout the Indo-Pacific.

 

The DK1 platform, a group of economic, scientific and technological service stations of Việt Nam in the East Sea, is located on the southern continental shelf of the country. — VNA/VNS Photo Thành Chung

WASHINGTON — The US Department of Defense on Monday expressed its deep concern over China’s “coercive interference” in Việt Nam’s longstanding oil and gas activities in the East Sea, as well as its continued efforts to violate the rules-based international order throughout the Indo-Pacific.

In a statement, the department said that China had recently continued its interference in Việt Nam’s oil and gas activities in the sea and this directly contradicts Chinese Minister of Defense Wei Fenghe’s pledge at the Shangri-La Dialogue that China would “stick to the path of peaceful development”.

“China's actions stand in contrast to the US' vision of a free and open Indo-Pacific region, in which all nations, large and small, are secure in their sovereignty, free from coercion, and able to pursue economic growth consistent with accepted international rules and norms,” it said.

According to the statement, China will not win the trust of its neighbours nor the respect of the international community by maintaining its “bullying” tactics. 

China’s actions to coerce ASEAN claimants, station offensive military systems and enforce an unlawful maritime claim raise serious doubts over China’s credibility, the statement added. — VNS

 

(责任编辑：Cúp C2)

上一篇：Galaxy View mở bán từ 6/11 với giá 599 USD
下一篇：Streamlining should reduce the number of civil servants and public employees by at least 20 per cent

• 
• 
• 
• 
• 
• 
• 
•