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China Launches Maritime Enforcement Operation East of Taiwan

The Chinese government launched a maritime enforcement operation east of Taiwan to assert jurisdiction and secure shipping routes. The move follows recent maritime boundary talks between Japan and the Philippines, which China condemned as a violation of its sovereignty.

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