US ship accused of entering Chinese waters

China on Tuesday accused a US ship of entering its territorial waters without permission around the Nansha Islands in the South China Sea, according to Chinese state media.

“The actions of the US military are a serious violation of China’s sovereignty and security, and irrefutable proof of its hegemony in the navigation and militarization of the South China Sea,” according to the Global Times, which reported statements by Tian Junli, spokesperson for the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Southern Theater.

Tian called the United States “a provocative state once morest peace in the region.”

Chinese forces have pursued and warned the guided-missile cruiser USS Chancellorsville, the Chinese military spokesman said.

Last July, the Chinese military claimed to have forced the US destroyer USS Benfold, which was sailing near the Nansha Islands, out of the South China Sea.

China claims sovereignty over parts of the resource-rich Southern Sea, which has led to a dispute with the Philippines, Malaysia, Taiwan and Vietnam.

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