Indonesia "Attacks" China in South China Sea! | China Uncensored
March 23, 2016
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as posted by the channelChina has been attacked in the South China Sea by Indonesia! Well, at least that's how the Chinese Foreign Ministry describes it. Indonesia has a different side to the story. China has angered most of its neighbors by building fake islands in disputed territorial waters, and acting generally aggressive. Indonesia had been one of the few neutral countries left. But after a Chinese fishing vessel was caught illegally fishing in Indonesian waters, that might have just changed...
THUMBNAIL IMAGE: Indonesia blows up an impounded Chinese fishing vessel caught illegally fishing, 2015 (not the same boat featured in this episode). (Inayah Azmi Atifah/Getty Images)
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