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What the hell is a Canadian aircraft doing in international waters off the coast of China?
The story takes on a whole new meaning if the roles are reversed … How would we feel if a Chinese military aircraft was flying in international waters off the coast of Canada?
Plus there is military tension in the region … why in the world would we want to antagonize anyone in that situation?
what dont you understand about international waters?
The part where China wants less of it so they can call it their own.
The central kingdom shall rise again, says the Chinese nationalist…
Seriously? You said the word international twice, yet I think you’re missing the point.
That China intercepted us isn’t the news, the news is that they did it recklessly and endangered the lives of the crew on both planes.
It’s there as part of a UN mission enforcing sanctions against North Korea.
Oh, theyre just part of a siege operation against the DPRK, that is so much better.
Poor innocent DPRK. I wonder what they could have done to be put under UN sanctions?
Surely not trying to liberate their own country after the US violently disbanded the democratic provisional government in the south, formed a right wing military dictatorship, and started killing pro democracy protestors by the tens of thousands. That would be fucked up if they were sanctioned for that.
If youre not going to read a history book on the conflict written from an anticolonialist perspective at least listen to the blowback season on the Korean war.
It’s 2023. They’re an independent country that spends a disproportionate amount of money trying to develop weapon systems to threaten the US, Japan and South Korea (none of whom are threatening them) while it’s own citizens starve. That might have something to do with the sanctions that the UN placed on them.
That Chinese jet better be fucking thankful it wasn’t one of our geese.
A proper Canadian Goose is like, 87.69% Aggressive Manner.
Gotta keep north Korea from eating gj canuckistan
Chinese pilot consulted their intercept response chart and wondered why the Canadian plane wasn’t diverting because continuing on course after intercept would also be considered a level three.