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(CNN) An international battle of words is underway after Chinadeclared the creation of an air zone over disputed islands in theEast China Sea.
The United States warned that China's claim to airspace"constitutes an attempt to change the status quo in the East ChinaSea. Escalatory action will only increase tensions in the region andcreate risks of an incident," according to U.S. Secretary of StateJohn Kerry.
China is in the center of several island disputes, including risingtensions in the East China Sea over the islands known as Diaoyu byChina and Senkaku by Japan. Tensions have festered over theyears between the two nations over competing claims to thedisputed islands.
What is China's "Air Defense Identification Zone"?
China released a map and coordinates that identify its airdefense zone on November 23.
It declared that aircraft in the area must report their flightplans to China, maintain twoway radio and clearly marktheir nationalities on the aircraft. The new rules went intoeffect 10 a.m. on November 23, Xinhua reported.
This space included a swath of the East China Sea, including theDaioyu/Senkaku islands.
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Why China's new air zone incensedJapan, U.S.By Madison Park, CNNNovember 26, 2013 Updated 1443 GMT (2243 HKT)
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China vowed to "adopt defensive emergency measuresto respond to aircraft that do not cooperate in theidentification or refuse to follow the instructions."
What is an "Air Defense Identification Zone" orADIZ?
The ADIZ is not a new concept. It's essentially a bufferzone outside a country's sovereign airspace.
Several countries including the United States haveestablished ADIZ in international airspace next to theirnations. A foreign aircraft traveling in an ADIZ can berequired to identify itself for entry into that country'sairspace.
It is unilaterally imposed, so it doesn't really have a legalbasis and isn't based on negotiation with neighbors, saidJames Hardy, the AsiaPacific Editor of IHS Jane'sDefence Weekly. "It's purpose is to give the country anearly warning zone in which it can intercept potentiallyunfriendly aircraft."
"Countries are free to set their own Air Defense Identification Zone,"added Stephanie KleineAhlbrandt, director of AsiaPacificPrograms at the U.S. Institute of Peace. "It's a decision that's takenunilaterally but they become sensitive when they overlap as in thiscase."
What islands does China's ADIZ affect?
The Chinese defense ministry said the new air defense zone wasnot directed toward a specific country. The map and coordinatesreleased by China show the zone covers parts of the East ChinaSea, as well as the Daioyu/Senkaku islands.
China may also have stirred its South Korean neighbors. A reef,called Ieodo in the Yellow Sea sits about 149 kilometers southwestof Korean and 287 kilometers east from China, is partially coveredby the Chinese ADIZ. The Koreans have established an OceanResearch Station on Ieodo.
Why have Diaoyu/Senkaku islands been so contentious?
China says its claim on the islands extend back to 1400s, which wasused as a staging point for Chinese fisherman.
Japan says it saw no trace of Chinese control of the islands in an1885 survey, so formally recognized them as Japanese sovereignterritory in 1895. Japan then sold the islands in 1932 todescendants of the original settlers. The Japanese surrender at theend of World War II in 1945 only served to cloud the issue further.
The islands were administered by the U.S. occupation force afterthe war. But in 1972, Washington returned them to Japan as part ofits withdrawal from Okinawa.
According to Xinhua, China and Japan "agreed in 1978 to put theissue aside and solve it in the future."
The dispute intensified last year as protests erupted in China afterJapan announced it had bought several of the disputed islands fromprivate Japanese owners. AntiJapanese demonstrations turnedviolent as protesters hurled bottles at the Japanese embassy inBeijing, overturned Japanese cars, ransacked Japanese stores andrestaurants.
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It's uninhabited and may look like a bunch of rocks. But ownershipof the islands would allow for exclusive oil, mineral, and fishingrights in surrounding waters.
How have China's neighbors reacted?
Japan on Sunday slammed the Chinese announcement, saying ithad "no validity whatsoever."
Japan's Minister for Foreign Affairs called China's measure"profoundly dangerous acts that unilaterally change the status quoin the East China Sea, escalating the situation, and that may causeunintended consequences."
In South Korea, the nation's defense ministry spokesman, Kim Minseok said the country's sovereignty over Ieodo remains unchanged.
"China has unilaterally set up its ADIZ," Kim said. "The ADIZ thatChina has set up overlaps either with our military jurisdiction andmilitary operation approved areas or area within our government'ssovereignty, like Ieodo."
The Korean government would fly over such areas withoutinforming the Chinese side, he added.
The United States warned that China's military claim to air zoneover a disputed island chain creates the risk of "misunderstandingand miscalculation." Its statement drew a sharp rebuke from theChinese calling the U.S. for making "irresponsible remarks."
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Jim Pan • 12 hours agoJapanese ADIZ has already cover the Diaoyu Island for a long time, China just didthe same thing. Japanese ADIZ is just about 100+ km to the mainland China,which has covered Chinese Exclusive Economic Zone. Japan has islanddisputation with its every neighbor which did a much better job than China. I have to say, this is a much less biased news than the last one, well done CNN.
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Jim Pan • 12 hours ago Jim PanWell, I'm just telling the truth that is missing in the news report.
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blunderact • 10 hours ago Jim PanThis does not authorize you to unilaterally act and change thestatus quo by force. If everyone does the same, imagine the chaos.One country may have illegally possessed territories before butthat is the present status and it should not be changed by force. Itmust be negotiated. Diplomatic means is the best solution.Imagine if USSR will claim their previous cities by force, there willbe war. That is what Hitler did. He thought that he has the authorityto change the status because of historical claim.
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haavbline • 9 hours ago blunderactGet the facts. Japan has even refused to acknowledge theclear fact that a dispute exist, What negotiation? They don'tsee any need to because we Americans will have to fight forthem no matter how irresponsible they behave.
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zhou jiamurong • 9 hours ago haavblineJapan think that is not exist,
Just like Turkey think that Kurdish people do not exist. 11 1
deseon chun • 8 hours ago zhou jiamurongEven if China has some legitimate reasons to claim these
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Even if China has some legitimate reasons to claim thesespecific islands, it is hard to be sympathetic to Chinabecause it uses bullying tactics to harass much weakernations like the Philippines and Vietnam to get them to giveup territorial claims on islands far from China proper andright off the coast of those other countries
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josephpengi • 7 hours ago deseon chun oh, South china sea was a peaceful area until the US pivotalto asia two years ago, even the senkaku island waspeaceful before US showed up.
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deseon chun • 7 hours ago josephpengiPeaceful? You must be breathing too much of that Beijingair. China has territorial disputes with the Phillipines,vietnam, indonesia. China has been throwing it's weightaround the region and using constant harassment toattempt to grab territory.
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beowulf20 • an hour ago deseon chun Pretty much in dispute with all it's neighbors. Communist 1-0-1
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jingone1 . • 2 hours ago josephpengiexactly how do you figure that this area was peaceful?Seriously pull your head out. I spent 4 months sitting on aship between China and Taiwan when China threatened tooverrun them. This was 18 years ago. 30 years ago, I wason a ship rescuing Vietnamese people from being murderedby lao and thai pirates, not to mention the Viet Nam Navy.This area hasn't been Peaceful in Hundreds of years.
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Anonymous • 2 hours ago josephpengiCorrection, the US showed up and kept the invadingJapanese away from China. After that America administeredthe islands until we signed them back over to Japan in 71.The two countries have been fighting in that area since thelate 1800's.
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dudu • an hour ago AnonymousRIDICULOUSNESS!I will not argue the belonging of islandfirst.But as we all know,it never belonged to America.Howcan American had right to decide the island?Just becauseit's strong force?Can China announce Hawaii belongs toother nations?Definitely not.We also have rights to infer thatAmerica bury a trouble between Japan and China after ww2,not to help each other.
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cnn biased media • 2 hours ago deseon chun Clearly all the countries that have issue with China arebacked by USA? How the F you miss the major issue here?
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ShawnZJDFZ • 8 hours ago deseon chun Nonsense! what about Hawaii to USA?
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deseon chun • 8 hours ago ShawnZJDFZYou're right.... You make no sense
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James from Dallas • an hour ago ShawnZJDFZWhy it is true that Hawaii, a sovereign nation and monarchywas taken by a political coup and illegal plebiscite underinternational law, the land became part of a republic withdemocracy which is Of the People, By the People, and Forthe People. There is no persecution of Hawaiian citizens.These islands have had Japanese citizens living on them forcenturies under the democratic government of Japan, notthe communist government of China with 700,000 watchdoginformation workers watching the internet and socialnetworks of its people. It is obvious, no wonder, why theJapanese on the contested islands feared Chinese incursionand sold the private land back to the Japanese government.We know this is a power play for land, sea, mineral rights,energy, money, and control of the region. The rule of politicshere seems to be the threat of force. Here we have a matchbetween an oppressive communist government against acoalition of governments, republics and free democracies.Who do you think the international community will support?
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Eric • 10 hours ago blunderactdid Japan or US even consider what choices left for Chinesewhen they decide to PURCHASE the islands? don't expectChinese play a clean game when Japan and US play dirty.
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Mark • 7 hours ago Ericnice one! everything shoud be considered by different ways!before the Japan and US decide to "purchase" the island,they had set up a trap for themselves!
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Brother J • 3 hours ago MarkUS definately play tricks here and everybody knows it. USstill try to bully and it's a big mistake if they still keep doingit!
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kevin • an hour ago Ericthat is the best comment i've seen today
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dudu • 8 hours ago blunderactPlease be clear about who make it even worse first.If Japandid not attempt to PURCHASE the island illegally in2012,which irritates Chinese public and government.Will thisseries conflicts occur?If a thief Japan grabbed my stuff andannounced to every body he bought it,how can you havepatience to have a diplomatic?Even his stepfatherAMERICAN said he has no opinion?
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deseon chun • 7 hours ago duduJapan made a mistake purchasing the islands from theJapanese family that owned them. But that is a poor excuse
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for China to act like a child. China is a powerful nation withone of the oldest civilizations. I wish they would act like it.
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zhou jiamurong • 7 hours ago deseon chun So be one of oldest civilizations,what should China do?
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deseon chun • 7 hours ago zhou jiamurongBeg Japan not to do what? China can take it to internationalmediation like a civilized country. Or is it scared it doesn'thave the facts to back up its rhetoric?
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zhou jiamurong • 7 hours ago deseon chun international mediationOKBut Japan considered the dispute did not exist.If not exist ,how to run international mediation?
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massivebob • 4 hours ago zhou jiamurongFrom Japan's point of view, the Senkaku Islands arerightfully and historically Japan's territory. Therefore, theybelieve that there is no dispute over them.
This is the same as how South Korea are treatingTakeshima/Dokudo. They believe that there is no disputeover them with Japan.
If China has a problem with the status quo, then they shouldseek diplomatic ways to resolve the issue and get a neutral,third party involved (The International Court of Justice forexample).
Japan would happily oblige and give their side of theargument.
However I doubt that China would do this because theydon't have any evidence to back their claim.
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chubby • 10 minutes ago massivebobYou need to look it up, Potsdam Treaty, it is clearly stated.
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Jim Pan • 13 minutes ago massivebobHistorically? Are you joking? China have owned that island400 years ago. The last thing you want to compare withChina is history.
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wrle • 2 hours ago massivebobonly except dokdo never belonged to japan apart from thetime when all of korea was annexed.
massivebob • 2 hours ago wrleAfter WW2, South Korea had asked the Allied Countries toinclude Takeshima in the list of territories that Japan mustrenounce as part of the San Francisco Peace Treaty.
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However, the Allied Countries concluded that they hadnever been part of Korea and therefore Takeshima wouldremain as Japan's territory.
In 1953, South Korea illegally took control of the Islands byforce and have occupied them ever since.
Since then, Japan has only used peaceful and diplomaticmethods to resolve the issue with South Korean.
Unlike China who are using force and aggression to try to"resolve" the Senkaku Island issue with Japan...
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wrle • 2 hours ago massivebobThat is why south korea does not view japans claims asvalid. As koreas annexation is also not considered valid. Itdoes not really matter what western powers thought at thattime because prior to ww2 and annexation, dokdo wascontrolled by korea or otherwise known as joseon. This isevident even by historical records in japan. Dodko was onlysometimes marked as japanese territory by the japanesegovernment and only recently has their claims beenstepped up. So you may understand why koreans arereacting in such a way, not because they necessarily haveanimosity towards japan. The dispute between japan andchina, russia are different in nature respectively.
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zhou jiamurong • an hour ago massivebobusing force?China send a solider to landed Diaoyu island?
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massivebob • an hour ago zhou jiamurongNope. They are sending ships to Japanese waters andflying planes over Japanese airspace instead.
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zhou jiamurong • 44 minutes ago massivebobAre you blind with following?Japan offshore patrol Dokdo 5 years total of 440 times.
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massivebob • 33 minutes ago zhou jiamurongWhoops. I think I lost that particular argument then... :-p
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zhou jiamurong • 26 minutes ago massivebobJust a talk.
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massivebob • 19 minutes ago zhou jiamurongBut you do agree that the China's actions would destabilisethe region?
zhou jiamurong • 9 minutes ago massivebobYes.Who's responsible for the nationalization of Diaoyu Islands?
Chinese Saying "You do 1 , Don't blame me do 15"
Good night.
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Good night.
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dudu • an hour ago massivebobWhat you mean is we should encourage to grab andtolerate it?
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cnn biased media • 2 hours ago deseon chun Well China can go to the island looking for WMD~ just likeUncle Sam~
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dudu • 6 hours ago deseon chun The government had few choices but to show it's force andput pressure on Japan due to the demonstration frompublic.If the government did not,it will never stop and madehuge troubles.
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deseon chun • 6 hours ago duduChinese government has to listen to the anger of theirpeople. But the government also grows that anger and usesit to make the people not focus on big problems at home
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ReallyRiggedGame • 4 hours ago duduUnfortunately, that is a Chinese problem. The governmentgot the public stirred up; in China the public doesn't get orstay stirred up if the government doesn't want that. So thegovernment has a problem now. What it should *stop*doing is fanning public opinion anymore with BSpronouncements. "Defensive measures" against civilianairliners that don't bow to this? No, they won't. The firsttime they do: no landing rights any longer in a *lot* ofcountries. It's just hot air. How about proposing jointdevelopment of any resources in the area? Too much to askfrom such a great civilization?
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Anonymous • 2 hours ago duduWe Americans administered the islands after saving thechinese in WW2 then signed them back over to Japan in the70's. China hasnt had a claim to them since the late 1800's!So please explain how Japan illegally stole it from China?
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zhou jiamurong • an hour ago AnonymousBefore 1895,the island is belongs to China .
Japan in the name of no man's Island have captured theisland secretly in 1895.
No treaties with China and No announcement Just Only Secret Occupation--means STOLE.
Yes, American saving the Chinese in WW2
So in 1972, when United States give the island to Japan,China protest.
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chubby • 8 minutes ago Anonymous
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chubby • 8 minutes ago AnonymousRead the Potsdam Treaty which was sign after WW2.
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Brother J • 4 hours ago blunderactWho cares about "change the status quo"? If it's crime orbig mistake, you need change it. Japan occupied manycountries, why US man fight Japan for that? Why changethe status quo? God, you need some sense!
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Anonymous • 2 hours ago Brother JPlease Google "Pearl Harbor"
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Theo • an hour ago blunderactAuthorize? USSR? Hitler?! Look who's dragging this'discussion' down the abyss...
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jingone1 . • 2 hours ago blunderactfunny you should mention USSR. at the close of WWII, theyoccupied Japanes Northern Islands and still maintainposession of those Islands today.
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