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[vi-va]

Law of Seas are accepted by strong and weak countries the same. And irrespective of it's strong country, US respects EEZ of Canada, Mexico, Caribbean countries. Almost all the countries respect it except China. Which is now acting as a bully of small countries.

How funny when you say US respect bla bla bla without signing the UNCLOS (United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea).

 

[Chhatrapati]

How funny when you say US respect bla bla bla without signing the UNCLOS (United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea).

Then carry on laughing Chinese guy. But US don't object to rights of EEZ of it's neighbors.

 

[vi-va]

Then carry on laughing Chinese guy. But US don't object to rights of EEZ of it's neighbors.

Of course. Canada and Mexico don't have a meaningful navy, why bother? US just patrolling around the world, especially around Russia and China.

I am confused, didn't you know US dominates Indian Ocean as well? Come on, India navy is just toy compare with mighty Uncle Sam.

 

[JSCh]

Law of Seas are accepted by strong and weak countries the same. And irrespective of it's strong country, US respects EEZ of Canada, Mexico, Caribbean countries. Almost all the countries respect it except China. Which is now acting as a bully of small countries.

FYI,

US regularly conducts operational challenges in Indian EEZ - The Economic Times

US regularly conducts operational challenges in Indian EEZ
After a gap of two years, US warships is believed to have entered Indian EEZs without notifying India or seeking permission from it in 1991.
PTI|Updated: Jul 12, 2018, 05.05 PM IST

WASHINGTON: The US does not recognise India's territorial claims with regard to territorial waters and exclusive economic zone and has been conducting operational challenges to such claims on a regular interval, US Defence Department officials said.

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[vi-va]

FYI,

US regularly conducts operational challenges in Indian EEZ - The Economic Times

US regularly conducts operational challenges in Indian EEZ
After a gap of two years, US warships is believed to have entered Indian EEZs without notifying India or seeking permission from it in 1991.
PTI|Updated: Jul 12, 2018, 05.05 PM IST

WASHINGTON: The US does not recognise India's territorial claims with regard to territorial waters and exclusive economic zone and has been conducting operational challenges to such claims on a regular interval, US Defence Department officials said.

...​

Oh, no. @Chhatrapati, how embarrassing. It must be fake news.

 

[beijingwalker]

Law of Seas are accepted by strong and weak countries the same. And irrespective of it's strong country, US respects EEZ of Canada, Mexico, Caribbean countries. Almost all the countries respect it except China. Which is now acting as a bully of small countries.

US respect other countries sovreignty by invading their countries, overthrowing their governments and bombing their civilians.

 

[Chhatrapati]

US respect other countries sovreignty by invading their countries, overthrowing their governments and bombing their civilians.

haha if only China had the means. The power balance is still in favor of the west. Because of China and it's expansionist ideas, many countries in the east are siding with the west. As long as China do not play a meaningful role it will continue to be influenced by the west.

FYI,

US regularly conducts operational challenges in Indian EEZ - The Economic Times

US regularly conducts operational challenges in Indian EEZ
After a gap of two years, US warships is believed to have entered Indian EEZs without notifying India or seeking permission from it in 1991.
PTI|Updated: Jul 12, 2018, 05.05 PM IST

WASHINGTON: The US does not recognise India's territorial claims with regard to territorial waters and exclusive economic zone and has been conducting operational challenges to such claims on a regular interval, US Defence Department officials said.

...​

Do you have a comprehension issue? There is freedom of Navigation in any EEZ. But India have a hot boundary, so war ships are required to notify. US is not seen as an adversary, so we don't see them as a threat. Hence the cold response from Indian military circle.

I am confused, didn't you know US dominates Indian Ocean as well? Come on, India navy is just toy compare with mighty Uncle Sam.

US is not our adversary. Indian Ocean is just another ocean which we are part of, and US Navy do not dominate Indian Ocean alone. It dominates it along with Japan and it's NATO allies, regularly sends warships to the region. And India is not worried about them.

 

[JSCh]

Do you have a comprehension issue? There is freedom of Navigation in any EEZ. But India have a hot boundary, so war ships are required to notify. US is not seen as an adversary, so we don't see them as a threat. Hence the cold response from Indian military circle.

Oh, really?? It seem India gov't have forgotten to officially inform the American of its position. Judging from the tone of the US DoD official statement, US doesn't seem to know that India don't mind.

US has actually gone through the trouble of planning a routine operation spanning a no. of years just to challenge India. Maybe India should tell the US, so they could save the trouble.