China expands coast guard patrols east of Taiwan as Taipei accuses Beijing of power expansion
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Patrols prompt Taipei to accuse Beijing of using maritime operations as a means to expand control and alter the status quo in the Taiwan Strait
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CHINA'S coast guard conducted patrols in waters east of Taiwan on Friday in what Beijing described as routine law enforcement operations, triggering strong objections from Taipei, which accused China of using maritime enforcement activities to expand its influence.
The Chinese Coast Guard said the patrols were led by its vessel Xiushan and would continue as part of efforts to strengthen control over the surrounding waters.
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- Jul 31, 2026
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- Aug 15, 2026
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