Chinese Coast Guard ships have once again attempted to bribe. This time, Chinese ships have shown close to the Vanguard Bank in the South China Sea which is considered as the flashpoint between Vietnam and China. This information has been received from Vessel tracking software. For a long time, China clashes with many countries like the Philippines and Vietnam in the South China Sea. China claims 80% of the ocean. It was in this area that the American Navy conducted exercises.
On 1 July, the Chinese Coast Guard, which came out of Sanya port, was found to be stopped. The ship halted near Subi Reef on 2 July which is one of the largest artificial islands in Spartly Island, China. It then moved towards Vanguard Bank and reached 200 nautical miles off the coast of Vietnam on 4 July and is still present there. Although it is a completely submerged island. There is a dispute between China and Vietnam over the Vanguard Bank near the southern coast of Vietnam.
There is no statement on the current situation from Vietnam about Ship 5402 which is present in public. It is contiguous to the western edge of the Pacific Ocean and falls in the southeast of Asia. Its southern part touches the mainland of China. On the other hand, Taiwan holds its claim over the southeast. The east coast of the sea is connected to Vietnam and Cambodia. On the west coast is the Philippines. In the northern area are the islands of Indonesia. Being connected to many countries in this way, it is considered to be one of the busiest waterways in the world. International business worth $ 5 trillion is conducted every year through this route. This value is 20% of the world's total maritime trade. Through this ocean, China wants to go to the forefront of trade to different countries.
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