China has posthumously honored two Coast Guard officers who died while “safeguarding maritime rights” in the South China Sea last year, appearing to confirm the first Chinese fatalities from a clash in the contested waters since a collision with a US aircraft in 2001.
China has posthumously honored two Coast Guard officers who died while “safeguarding maritime rights” in the South China Sea last year, appearing to confirm the first Chinese fatalities from a clash in the contested waters since a collision with a US aircraft in 2001.
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China has posthumously honored two Coast Guard officers who died while “safeguarding maritime rights” in the South China Sea last year, appearing to confirm the first Chinese fatalities from a clash in the contested waters since a collision with a US aircraft in 2001.
