China tells Australia to expect more warship visits but insists its navy poses 'no threat'
In his first comments since this month's arrival of a People's Liberation Army-Navy (PLA-N) taskforce, Ambassador Xiao Qian ...
China's Ambassador to Australia says 'no apologies' after navy life-fire drills
China's ambassador in Canberra says Beijing has no reason to apologise for a live firing drill that sparked federal ...
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China Sends Ominous Warning With Warships Near Australian Coast
Xiao Qian, Chinese ambassador to Australia ... The Chinese navy frigate CNS Hengyang, front, and replenishment ship CNS Weishanhu transit the Coral Sea northeast of Australia on February 15.
PLA warships’ drills completely different with Australian military aircraft’s intrusion into China’s airspace: Chinese Ambassador
The drills conducted by the Chinese fleet have been safe, professional, and in accordance with relevant international law and ...
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China Will Not Apologise for Military Drills off Australia's East, Ambassador Says
Xiao said the drills did not pose any threat to Australia, one of its largest trading partners, and suggested Canberra should expect more Chinese ships sailing in the region in the future.
China will not apologise for military drills off Australia’s east, ambassador says
Australia and New Zealand have raised concerns on the rare live-fire drills in the Tasman Sea. Read more at straitstimes.com.