Female defense minister Marise Payne said on 17:12 Australia: Australia has no plans to stop flying patrols the East Coast.
On 15:12, the Australian Defense Ministry said an Australian airline "routine patrols" on the East Coast from 25.11 to 4:12 and on occasion command the Pacific Fleet of the US Navy-risk warning race Armed in the South China Sea.
China has proclaimed 90 SCS, a freight line world worth 5.000 billion dollars / year. Vietnam, Malaysia, Philippines and Brunei and Taiwan are claiming partial sovereignty over the South China Sea.
China has built illegally 7 artificial island on the beach of the Spratly Islands in Vietnam, including a 3,000m runway, according to satellite images captured. This behavior causes tension in the region.
In May 10.2015, destroyers Lassen missile went into the 12 nm around an artificial island to patrol, making Beijing opposed. Recently, the defense official said this year will be no similar patrols.
When claims Australia has no plans to fly patrol stopped the East Sea, Mrs. Payne said Australia would unyielding pressure from China, and said it was routine patrol flight, when the Australian role in maintaining security and regional stability.
When asked about the Australian patrol flight, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said the foreign region "should not" deliberately complicate matters. "
Spokesperson Hong Lei's ministry said Friday 17.12 nothing more to say. But Chinese media did not keep control.
On 16:12, The Global Times - sub-san's People's Daily - called for military retaliation if Australia continue to fly patrol the East Coast.
The editorial of this newspaper wrote: "At best, the Australian military aircraft should not fly frequently on the East Sea to cause more trouble and especially should not challenge China's patience if approaching the islands and beaches China's stone ".
Newspapers also write Chinese - so Australia Australia is friends should act in the spirit of friends and write hinted, not eliminate the risk of someday, because many factors combined, "occurs a plane service shot down and it was a plane in Australia ".
On 15:12, the Australian Defense Ministry said an Australian airline "routine patrols" on the East Coast from 25.11 to 4:12 and on occasion command the Pacific Fleet of the US Navy-risk warning race Armed in the South China Sea.
China has proclaimed 90 SCS, a freight line world worth 5.000 billion dollars / year. Vietnam, Malaysia, Philippines and Brunei and Taiwan are claiming partial sovereignty over the South China Sea.
China has built illegally 7 artificial island on the beach of the Spratly Islands in Vietnam, including a 3,000m runway, according to satellite images captured. This behavior causes tension in the region.
In May 10.2015, destroyers Lassen missile went into the 12 nm around an artificial island to patrol, making Beijing opposed. Recently, the defense official said this year will be no similar patrols.
When claims Australia has no plans to fly patrol stopped the East Sea, Mrs. Payne said Australia would unyielding pressure from China, and said it was routine patrol flight, when the Australian role in maintaining security and regional stability.
When asked about the Australian patrol flight, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said the foreign region "should not" deliberately complicate matters. "
Spokesperson Hong Lei's ministry said Friday 17.12 nothing more to say. But Chinese media did not keep control.
On 16:12, The Global Times - sub-san's People's Daily - called for military retaliation if Australia continue to fly patrol the East Coast.
The editorial of this newspaper wrote: "At best, the Australian military aircraft should not fly frequently on the East Sea to cause more trouble and especially should not challenge China's patience if approaching the islands and beaches China's stone ".
Newspapers also write Chinese - so Australia Australia is friends should act in the spirit of friends and write hinted, not eliminate the risk of someday, because many factors combined, "occurs a plane service shot down and it was a plane in Australia ".
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