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JAPAN PROTESTS CHINESE OCEAN RESEARCH IN ITS EEZ

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Diplomatic warning over survey ship

Japan lodged a formal protest after spotting a Chinese survey vessel operating inside its exclusive economic zone near the country’s southwest. Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi said the ship appeared to deploy equipment, prompting a radio warning that marine research requires Japan’s consent. Tokyo framed the move as a sovereignty issue while monitoring for repeat activity.

Regional security context

The incident adds to maritime frictions in East Asia, where research and resource mapping often blur with security concerns. Analysts note such encounters can escalate if left unmanaged, pressing hotline diplomacy and clear rules for scientific surveys in disputed waters.

 

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JAPAN PROTESTS CHINESE OCEAN RESEARCH IN ITS EEZ

04:57:33 pm, Monday, 29 September 2025

Diplomatic warning over survey ship

Japan lodged a formal protest after spotting a Chinese survey vessel operating inside its exclusive economic zone near the country’s southwest. Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi said the ship appeared to deploy equipment, prompting a radio warning that marine research requires Japan’s consent. Tokyo framed the move as a sovereignty issue while monitoring for repeat activity.

Regional security context

The incident adds to maritime frictions in East Asia, where research and resource mapping often blur with security concerns. Analysts note such encounters can escalate if left unmanaged, pressing hotline diplomacy and clear rules for scientific surveys in disputed waters.

 

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