China Says Putting Military Weapons On Disputed Islands Is Not ‘Militarization’
China defended its right to deploy “necessary defense equipment” to disputed islands in the South China Sea Thursday. “China appears to have built significant point-defense capabilities, in the form of large anti-aircraft guns and probable close-in weapons systems (CIWS), at each of its outposts in the Spratly Islands,” the Center for Strategic and International Studies Asia…
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