It stated that a Chinese warship overtook the USS Chung-Hoon on its port side and crossed its bow at a distance of 150 yards, forcing the American vessel to reduce ...
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During the Saturday transit, the Chinese guided-missile destroyer overtook the Chung-Hoon on its port side, then veered across its bow at a distance of some 137 metres, according to the US Indo-Pacific Command. The American destroyer held its course, but reduced speed to 10 knots “to avoid a collision”, the military said ... - DavidRising, AP. .
vessel to slow to avoid a collision ... During the Saturday transit, the Chinese guided-missile destroyer overtook the Chung-Hoon on its port side, then veered across its bow at a distance of some 150 yards, according to the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command ... "The U.S. military flies, sails, and operates safely and responsibly anywhere international law allows.".
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vessel to slow to avoid a collision ... During the Saturday transit, the Chinese guided-missile destroyer overtook the Chung-Hoon on its port side, then veered across its bow at a distance of some 150 yards (137 meters), according to the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command ... "The U.S ... More from this section ... Mike PenceFilesPaperwork for 2024 Presidential Candidacy.
His main job is coordinating the transport of export vehicles passing through customs at the Irkeshtam port on the China-Kyrgyzstan border ... Zhang explained that Musa Purkhan is their traffic coordinator who organizes drivers to move cars from the port to the border, a distance of about 4 km.
Play Brightcove video ...The Chinese guided-missile destroyer overtook the Chung-Hoon on its port side, then veered across its bow at a distance of some 150 yards (137 metres), according to the US Indo-Pacific Command ... .
By DAVID RISING today ... During the Saturday transit, the Chinese guided-missile destroyer overtook the Chung-Hoon on its port side, then veered across its bow at a distance of some 150 yards (137 meters), according to the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command ... Read more ... .
AP, BANGKOK ... During the transit, a Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) guided-missile destroyer overtook the Chung-Hoon on its port side, then veered across its bow at a distance of about 150 yards (137m), the US Indo-Pacific Command said ... “The US military flies, sails, and operates safely and responsibly anywhere international law allows.” ... .
vessel to slow to avoid a collision ... During the Saturday transit, the Chinese guided-missile destroyer overtook the Chung-Hoon on its port side, then veered across its bow at a distance of some 150 yards (137 meters), according to the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command ... "The U.S ... The U.S ... Air Force reconnaissance aircraft over the South China Sea ... .
The Chinese ship then straightened up and continued on a parallel course ... The Chinese guided-missile destroyer overtook the Chung-Hoon on its port side, then veered across its bow at a distance of some 137 meters (150 yards), according to the US Indo-Pacific Command. Similar incidents ratchet up tensions ... .
During the Saturday transit, the Chinese guided-missile destroyer overtook the Chung-Hoon on its port side, then veered across its bow at a distance of some 137 meters, according to the US Indo-Pacific Command. The American destroyer held its course, but reduced speed to 10 knots \u201cto avoid a collision,\u201d the military said ... .