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LesAdieux

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He doesn't have anything like that because it's non-existent and total BS...

And yet someone clicked 'Like' button under his post...
He doesn't have anything like that because it's non-existent and total BS...

And yet someone clicked 'Like' button under his post...


mind your language man, here is the link
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after 12':10''

it's an understanding, since jp does even admit there's dispute.
 

Brumby

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it's an understanding, since jp does even admit there's dispute.
My mandarin is not good enough to comprehend the discussions but from what I understand from a different source is what you possibly was alluding to is "moqi" which loosely translated is tacit understanding. If such "moqi" exist, it is inexplicable as to what happened with the recent incident which appears to be a coordinated event between the Chinese and the Russians to draw the Japanese into the contiguous zone as depicted by the pictorial timeline below.
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When the three Russians military vessels entered the contiguous zone, it would be customary to escort them and that was what the Japanese destroyer Hatakaze did as Japan administers that area. When that happened , the Chinese Jiangkai waiting in the north then entered the zone which was then followed by the Japanese destroyer Setogiri. As such for a brief transit period there were six military vessels sailing in parallel to each other. The "moqi" is meant to avoid such situations because if there is any miscalculation the consequences would be greater than say with coast guard vessels.
 

LesAdieux

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My mandarin is not good enough to comprehend the discussions but from what I understand from a different source is what you possibly was alluding to is "moqi" which loosely translated is tacit understanding. If such "moqi" exist, it is inexplicable as to what happened with the recent incident which appears to be a coordinated event between the Chinese and the Russians to draw the Japanese into the contiguous zone as depicted by the pictorial timeline below.
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When the three Russians military vessels entered the contiguous zone, it would be customary to escort them and that was what the Japanese destroyer Hatakaze did as Japan administers that area. When that happened , the Chinese Jiangkai waiting in the north then entered the zone which was then followed by the Japanese destroyer Setogiri. As such for a brief transit period there were six military vessels sailing in parallel to each other. The "moqi" is meant to avoid such situations because if there is any miscalculation the consequences would be greater than say with coast guard vessels.

yes, "moqi" or tacit understanding is the word Yin used. I think before the "purchase" of the islands, the jps navy could actually enter the territory water, the purchase effectively deprieved them of that right.

the rumor is there's coordination between China and Russia, nobody knows for sure.
 

Janiz

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I call this BS excuse. Chinese admiral had agreement with Japanese when the intelligence gathering ship entered Japanese territorial waters pursuing Indian Navy warships participating in Malabar exercise earlier this week? Or he kept quiet about that?
 

LesAdieux

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I call this BS excuse. Chinese admiral had agreement with Japanese when the intelligence gathering ship entered Japanese territorial waters pursuing Indian Navy warships participating in Malabar exercise earlier this week? Or he kept quiet about that?


well, I firmly believe that you are not BS around, but you have certainly mixed up two things.

the "tacit understanding" is about the Diaoyu area: no entery for warships in order to avoid escalating situation in the area;

when China "pursuing" Indian ships, it is called freedom of navigation, China does not need jps permission to pass those channels.
 

antiterror13

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I call this BS excuse. Chinese admiral had agreement with Japanese when the intelligence gathering ship entered Japanese territorial waters pursuing Indian Navy warships participating in Malabar exercise earlier this week? Or he kept quiet about that?

Well ...., we are trying to keep our language polite and civilised in this forum, definitely we can disagree with others, but please be respectful and there is no place for "swearing" in this forum. This is the best forum in the world, civilised and heavily moderated .... please keep it that way, thank you. And no swearing please :)
 

tphuang

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Well ...., we are trying to keep our language polite and civilised in this forum, definitely we can disagree with others, but please be respectful and there is no place for "swearing" in this forum. This is the best forum in the world, civilised and heavily moderated .... please keep it that way, thank you. And no swearing please :)
BS is really not that bad. Take it easy.
 

by78

General
Joint maneuvers between the Chinese Navy and the US Navy. Note the flag sizes, especially the one on the Chinese replenishment ship; good lord, you can use it to cover an Olympic size pool.

All images are high-resolution, as usual.

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