Monday two Chinese marine surveillance ships entered what Japan
considers its territorial waters near disputed islands in the
East China Sea, in a move seen escalating tensions further
between the two countries.
Sunday 23 September 2012
Japan: China surveillance ships enter waters near disputed islands
TOKYO, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Japan's Coast Guard said on
Monday two Chinese marine surveillance ships entered what Japan
considers its territorial waters near disputed islands in the
East China Sea, in a move seen escalating tensions further
between the two countries. 
Monday two Chinese marine surveillance ships entered what Japan
considers its territorial waters near disputed islands in the
East China Sea, in a move seen escalating tensions further
between the two countries.
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