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Countries join hands for maritime cooperation to counter Chinese aggression

By IANS | Updated: June 22, 2020 18:46 IST

New Delhi, June 22 Amid intense Chinese propaganda and 'wolf warriors' aggressive approach to cover up its culpability in ...

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New Delhi, June 22 Amid intense Chinese propaganda and 'wolf warriors' aggressive approach to cover up its culpability in spreading coronavirus pandemic, the world powers are joining hands to counter China which is increasingly trying to divert attention by implementing its expansionist design from land to maritime domain.

The Galwan incident is just one such example of its policy of intimidation and aggressive move in maritime has already come as a warning signal for the neighbours. The fact cannot be ignored that China's aggressive nationalism and military expansionism are a reality, engendered by policies fashioned by hardline Communist Party of China

( With inputs from IANS )

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