Taiwan says its sovereignty cannot be 'violated', as China ends coast guard patrol - Reuters

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Taiwan says its sovereignty cannot be 'violated', as China ends coast guard patrol ReutersChinese Flotilla Surges East of Taiwan Amid Spat with the Philippines, Japan USNI NewsBeijing detects suspected Japanese spy planes near Taiwan South China Morning PostThe Taiwan crisis nobody is watching Australian Broadcasting CorporationShould DPP authorities dare to provoke, they must bear all consequences, says mainland spokesperson on DPP's claim of coast guard vessel standoff Global Times

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B: Taiwan says its sovereignty cannot be 'violated', as China ends coast guard patrol ReutersChinese Flotilla Surges East of Taiwan Amid Spat with the Philippines, Japan USNI NewsBeijing detects suspected Japanese spy planes near Taiwan South China Morning PostThe Taiwan crisis nobody is watching Australian Broadcasting CorporationShould DPP authorities dare to provoke, they must bear all consequences, says mainland spokesperson on DPP's claim of coast guard vessel standoff Global Times