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China shows aircraft carrier’s “dangerous” encounter with Japanese warship

China's Liaoning aircraft carrier involved in 'dangerous' encounter with Japanese warship

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📍 The outcome

China accused Japan of harassment during far-seas training, releasing footage of a dangerous encounter between a Japanese warship and the aircraft carrier Liaoning. The Liaoning Carrier Strike Group subsequently concluded its 40-day deployment to the South China and Philippine Seas.

Epilogue added 44d ago, after coverage quieted.

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The story so far

China's aircraft carrier Liaoning has completed over 40 days of drills in the South China and Philippine Seas. Coverage emphasizes China's accusations of Japanese harassment during the drills.

Outlets such as Reuters, The Japan Times, and USNI News report on the Liaoning's deployment and interactions with Japanese forces. The nature of the encounter and its impact on regional tensions remains to be seen.

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What is the Liaoning?

The Liaoning is China's aircraft carrier

How long did the Liaoning's drills last?

Over 40 days

Which seas were involved in the drills?

The South China and Philippine Seas

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