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It seems like Chinese are a tabloid diplomacy. Its state owned media likes to talk like N Koreans and take its clues from Baghdad Bob . Remember him :lol:



A Chinese state-owned newspaper has issued a strongly worded warning to Australia about a Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) surveillance plane carrying out "freedom of navigation" exercises over the South China Sea
'It would be shame if a plane fell from the sky': China's warning to RAAF over South China Sea flights - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

Go ahead shoot a NATO plane down...



 
It seems like Chinese are a tabloid diplomacy. Its state owned media likes to talk like N Koreans and take its clues from Baghdad Bob . Remember him :lol:



'It would be shame if a plane fell from the sky': China's warning to RAAF over South China Sea flights - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

Go ahead shoot a NATO plane down...




As if NATO will sacrifice themselves for a nuclear all out with China? NATO look at case to case on all situation. If the opponent has nuclear weapon over a non nuclear opponent. They will not do anything. This is how the world works :D

Georgia signed a defense pact with US and end up being the fool when Russia whacked Georgia. :enjoy:
 
Why dont you go ahead and enter chinese airspace and then we will know wether they shoot you down or not
We have been entering so called chinese claimed airspace. Why don't you get an education on a topic you choose to interact on,my man.

As if NATO will sacrifice themselves for a nuclear all out with China? NATO look at case to case on all situation. If the opponent has nuclear weapon over a non nuclear opponent. They will not do anything. This is how the world works :D

Georgia signed a defense pact with US and end up being the fool when Russia whacked Georgia. :enjoy:

Your reply proves my point about the chinese tabloid sense of diplomacy. . Proportional response, learn that term or ask your propaganda team leader in tomorrows morning team briefing, before you are let loose on international forums.
 
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We have been entering so called chinese claimed airspace. Why don't you get an education on a topic you choose to interact on,my man.



Your reply proves my point about the chinese tabloid sense of diplomacy. . Proportional response, learn that term or ask your propaganda team leader in tomorrow morning's team briefing, before you are let lose on international forums.
I know enough about my region it is you which is poking noses everywhere, grow up a pair of balls and for once provoke someone of your size and lets find out what is uncle sam made of or they just good in killing cave man with drones
 
I know enough about my region it is you which is poking noses everywhere, grow up a pair of balls and for once provoke someone of your size and lets find out what is uncle sam made of or they just good in killing cave man with drones
Our history is rife with people poking us thinking they are our size, and getting a beat down. Why don't you educate yourself about our power instead of playing silly word games on behalf of your benefactor?
 
As if they enter the 12nm area of chinese area? Read at the article carwfully. If they enter, they will face the economy sanction :enjoy:
Again, please educate yourself or ask your team leader to help you - before you reply.

The editorial in the Chinese language edition of The Global Times appears to warn Australia its planes could be shot down if such operations continue.

The highlighted means they have been doing so .

"China Navy, China Navy," the voice said.

"We are an Australian aircraft exercising international freedom of navigation rights, in international airspace in accordance with the international civil aviation convention, and the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea."

According to the BBC, the message was repeated several times by the RAAF pilot, but no response was heard from the Chinese.
 
That was 2001 and this is 2015. That was the United State of America and this is Australia, navy of which has three months summer holidays! :D
In 2015 Australia has kept on flying. Nothing has changed, it is same old over the top delusional shrilling. This time we have Bejing Bob.
 
Australian Ministry of Defence denies aircraft entering 12-nautical-mile limit of Chinese islands
English.news.cn 2015-12-16 20:33:09

CANBERRA, Dec. 16 (Xinhua) -- Australia's Ministry of Defense on Wednesday denied that a Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) AP-3C Orion surveillance plane had entered within the 12 nautical miles limit around China's islands in the South China Sea.

A spokesman from the Australian Defense Forces said the RAAF airplane was conducting a routine maritime patrol in the region of northern Indian Ocean and the South China Sea as part of the Operation Gateway from Nov. 25 to Dec. 4.

Operation Gateway refers to the joint military operations between Australia and ASEAN countries such as Malaysia to fight against maritime human trafficking and maintain the safety and stability in northern Indian Ocean and the South China Sea. Australia is responsible to provide air and naval forces to patrol and conduct surveillance actions.

The Defense Ministry noted that the RAAF AP-3C Orion did not enter the 12-nautical-mile limit of the islands and islets and the relevant air space. Instead, the plane was on a routine flight.

The BBC reported on Tuesday that its journalists aboard of a chartered flight over the disputed islands intercepted radio communications of the RAAF aircraft broadcasting to the Chinese navy.

"We are Australian aircraft exercising International freedom-of-navigation rights, in international airspace in accordance with the International civil aviation convention and the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea. Over."

BBC said the flight was made on Nov. 25.

Defense Minister Marise Payne also said the Australian navy and air force have been conducting similar operations since the 1980s in international space and waters in Indian Ocean and South China Sea. This time is no difference.

Responding to a question on Tuesday about the Australian flight, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said: "I'd like to reiterate that freedom of navigation in the South China Sea is not a problem. Countries outside the region should respect other countries' sovereignty instead of creating trouble."
 
Australian Ministry of Defence denies aircraft entering 12-nautical-mile limit of Chinese islands
English.news.cn 2015-12-16 20:33:09

CANBERRA, Dec. 16 (Xinhua) -- Australia's Ministry of Defense on Wednesday denied that a Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) AP-3C Orion surveillance plane had entered within the 12 nautical miles limit around China's islands in the South China Sea.

A spokesman from the Australian Defense Forces said the RAAF airplane was conducting a routine maritime patrol in the region of northern Indian Ocean and the South China Sea as part of the Operation Gateway from Nov. 25 to Dec. 4.

Operation Gateway refers to the joint military operations between Australia and ASEAN countries such as Malaysia to fight against maritime human trafficking and maintain the safety and stability in northern Indian Ocean and the South China Sea. Australia is responsible to provide air and naval forces to patrol and conduct surveillance actions.

The Defense Ministry noted that the RAAF AP-3C Orion did not enter the 12-nautical-mile limit of the islands and islets and the relevant air space. Instead, the plane was on a routine flight.

The BBC reported on Tuesday that its journalists aboard of a chartered flight over the disputed islands intercepted radio communications of the RAAF aircraft broadcasting to the Chinese navy.

"We are Australian aircraft exercising International freedom-of-navigation rights, in international airspace in accordance with the International civil aviation convention and the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea. Over."

BBC said the flight was made on Nov. 25.

Defense Minister Marise Payne also said the Australian navy and air force have been conducting similar operations since the 1980s in international space and waters in Indian Ocean and South China Sea. This time is no difference.

Responding to a question on Tuesday about the Australian flight, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said: "I'd like to reiterate that freedom of navigation in the South China Sea is not a problem. Countries outside the region should respect other countries' sovereignty instead of creating trouble."

LOL you post an article from your own state controlled propaganda media denying it. :hang2:
 

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