
Beijing on Saturday rotated a new coastguard task force into waters east of Taiwan.
The move also comes close on the heels of high-level talks with the Philippines, where Beijing pressed Manila to match words with deeds and stabilise bilateral relations amid persistent South China Sea tensions.
The Chinese coastguard said on Saturday that its Xiushan ship formation had replaced the Daishan group to continue “routine law enforcement patrols” east of Taiwan.
“The CCG will continue to strengthen law enforcement patrols in waters under China’s jurisdiction and resolutely safeguard national territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests.”

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