VietNamNet Bridge – The Philippines on July 24 protested the
Chinese Central Military Commission’s decision to form a “garrison command” in
Hoang Sa (Paracel) archipelago, as well as the recent deployment of Chinese
fishing boats to Truong Sa (Spratly) archipelago.
Philippines Department of Foreign
Affairs Spokesman Raul Hernandez stressed that China’s plan to manage the Hoang
Sa and Truong Sa archipelagos through the establishment of the so-called Sansha
City is “unacceptable.”
Meanwhile, US Senator John McCain
has called the decision by China’s Central Military Commission to deploy troops
to islands in the East Sea, which are also claimed by Vietnam, is
“unnecessarily provocative”.
The Republican Senator said on
July 24 that China’s appointment of legislators to govern islands and waters in
the East Sea “only reinforces why many Asian countries are increasingly
concerned about China ’s expansive territorial claims,” which have “no basis in
international law.”
Senator John McCain also stressed
the need to continue to urge all parties with territorial claims in the East
Sea to seek a peaceful, multilateral resolution that is based on international
law and upholds the principle of freedom of navigation in international waters.
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