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"We don't need China's permission to go through the Taiwan Strait; it's international waters, " he said.

Flying out of European bases, bombers denied overflight permission had to fly lengthy, indirect routes to stay over international waters.

Washington considers the Taiwan Strait international waters, but the passage was the first since 2002 by an aircraft carrier.

Many battles took place just off the coast of the United States. Many others took place farther away, in international waters.

Navy says one of its surveillance ships was harassed by Chinese vessels in the international waters of the South China Sea.

There is nothing funny about the map China filed in the UN claiming international waters that do not belong to China.

At least nine activists were killed when Israeli commandos stormed the ships in international waters.

"We reserve the right to exercise in international waters anywhere in the world, " Rear Adm. Daniel Cloyd, who headed the U.

Instead, Chinese officials twice warned the United States and South Korea against conducting naval exercises in nearby international waters.

Moscow and Beijing agreed to the U. S. draft after language on inspecting North Korean cargo ships in international waters was diluted.

The U. S. maintains that such zones are only for economic purposes and are international waters -- and thus open to other countries' navies.

The United States says it has a national interest in freedom of navigation in international waters.

Japanese defence officials reported seeing six warships sailing in international waters near the country's southern Okinawa prefecture.

The mission is to conduct authorized undersea listening operations in international waters, according to the U. S. Navy.

The principal's like the captain of the ship in international waters. He can even marry people.

The Getty insists that it was found in international waters. The Italians say it was still illegally exported.

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Turkey says the warplane was over international waters when it was shot down after straying briefly into Syrian airspace.

They transit through waters of multiple nations as well as international waters and can face threats from many human activities.

The ships were conducting a mission in international waters and needed to refuel and find safe harbor due to tropical storm activity.

The Pentagon argued that the United States can do whatever it wants in international waters.

Five of the U. S. Navy's 11 carriers are based in the Pacific and operate freely in international waters near China.

Rats may carry diseases including plague and all vessels sailing in international Waters need to be rodent free.

He stressed that Israel intercepted in international waters of vessels approach is consistent with international law.

This summer, Chinese warships passed through international waters near Okinawa, which has unsettled Tokyo.

Name a sea or ocean that an American war ship hasn't be seen in, so why is a Chinese war ship being seen in an international waters news?

The Pentagon insisted the Impeccable was engaged in "routine" and legal operations in international waters.

India recently said it supported the "freedom of navigation in international waters, including in the South China Sea" .

But much as China objects, the American navy frequently deploys in international waters off China to monitor military activities.

The ships would mainly stay in international waters but could enter Somali territory if the situation warranted it, he added.

The Portuguese Navy first reported what it thought was the Arctic Sea in international waters off Cape Verde on Friday night.

The raid in international waters led to violence on one of the six ships.

In early 2009, the US accused China of having harassed its surveillance vessels in international waters on several occasions.

Uh, no. Chinadisputes the international definition of international waters.

It is in international waters. Plain and simple.

The raid in international waters led to violence on one of the 6 ships. 9 activists were killed.

As for mining the Moon, it could fall under similar legal parameters as fishing in international waters.

Attempts at founding states in international waters were particularly popular in the 1960s and 1970s.

The Chinese navy held annual regular training in the international waters recently.

The incident occurred in international waters, about 140 km (90 miles) off Gaza.

The US navy complained last year that its vessels had been harassed by Chinese ships in international waters.

It could also deny U. S. ships safe access to international waters near China's 11, 200-mile (18, 000-kilometer) -long coastline.

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