
China Rebuts U.S. Accusations on South China Sea at UN
Chinaās UN envoy Fu Cong firmly rebuts U.S. claims on South China Sea sovereignty, citing historical and legal grounds and calling for dialogue to maintain regional stability.
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Chinaās UN envoy Fu Cong firmly rebuts U.S. claims on South China Sea sovereignty, citing historical and legal grounds and calling for dialogue to maintain regional stability.
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