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Nope because US is crying for the return of the sea drone, obviously it is storing very sensitive data for the US Navy.
We are not 'crying' for the thing. For starter, every vessel that have ancillary items like deployable boats or in this case a research drone are fully prepped to lose these items. You do not know it, but the commander of the Liaoning is fully readied to lose one or more of his aircrafts. That is life.

http://edition.cnn.com/2016/12/16/politics/chinese-warship-underwater-drone-stolen/
Bowditch had stopped in the water to pick up two underwater drones. At that point a Chinese naval ship that had been shadowing the Bowditch put a small boat into the water. That small boat came up alongside and the Chinese crew took one of the drones.
You have been following the Bowditch for quite some time. You waited at the right moment to steal the drone. We knew who was following US, therefore, we were prepped to lose even the ship itself. In the end, you were nothing but a thief.

empty words and no action..... thats the new great america......
Empty words and no actions, except for petty theft. That is the rising China.
 
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Did Chinese goes other people backyard and do those sneaky cheap moves and then lost the equipment and then do propangada garbage accusing others of stealing their equipment? No.. So only American is doing that and my assessment is correct. :enjoy:
40 miles of the Philippine coast is China's backyard? Hahaha.
 
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As long as SCS is being developed, and US's petty games being exposed on regular basis, if it pleases u, carry on.......
if u r playing, why are u pleading to return the thing?
If someone stole something from you, why not ask for its return ? So what if it is nothing more than a formality and we know that the Chinese thief would not return it ? Yours is such a stupid question. That is like why bother prosecuting a murderer when nothing would bring the victim back to life.

The reality is that you cannot afford to return it lest you lose face. So it is all the more reason for US to keep asking for it.
 
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LOL it's already middle of the night in USA and you are still on the internet trying to heal your bruised ego after a PLA spanking! :agree:

Carry on... like you have no family, career or social life :coffee:

US Centcom Army must pay more Overtime for him. lol :woot:
Typical loser in Real Life.
Just barking in internet
 
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Looks like China doesn't have any use for it any more.

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UNCLOS isn't applicable to this case. This is outcomes of WWII victory.
China signed the UNCLOS agreement Dec 10, 1982 Jun 7, 1996 and ratified Jul 29, 1994. Subsequently, the "Agreement relating to the implementation of Part XI of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea" amending the original Convention was signed by China Jul 29, 1994, and ratified Jun 7, 1996.

Both agreements are 100% applicable.
 
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Next time we may cooperate with the Philippines to chase the US spies away from our sovereign waters.

NOTE: UNCLOS on sovereignty is as useful as a second hand tissue paper- as has been factually proven 17 times, including once by China.

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Coast guards of Philippines, China vow to enhance cooperation
(Xinhua) 19:35, December 16, 2016

MANILA, Dec. 16 (Xinhua) -- The Philippines Coast Guard(PCG) and the China Coast Guard (CCG) agreed to strengthen cooperation and mutual trust in certain maritime issues, according to a joint statement released on Friday in Manila.

The PCG and CCG held the first meeting on Thursday and Friday in Manila, discussing the establishment of the Joint Coast Guard Committee (JCGC) as the initial cooperation platform for both sides.

The statement said the JCGC, once established, will serve as a venue for both Coast Guards to strengthen mutual trust, deepen confidence, intensify communications and exchange, enhance friendly cooperation based on equality, reciprocity, and consensus.

Both sides had a friendly exchange of views on the establishment of the JCGC, including the principles of the organizational structure, terms of references, and operational procedures, the statement said.

The two sides also explored possible programs of maritime cooperation, including combating drug trafficking and other maritime crimes, marine environmental protection, maritime search and rescue, and capacity-building in related areas.

During the meeting, the two sides had a substantial discussion on an interim arrangement for a proposed hotline communication. It was also agreed to convene the second organizational meeting and the inaugural meeting of the JCGC in February 2017 in Philippines.
 
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