South China Sea: Australia considers joint naval patrols with Indonesia

Australia is considering joint naval patrols with Indonesia in the contested South China Sea, the Australian foreign minister, Julie Bishop confirmed on Tuesday.

Bishop said Indonesia’s request for joint patrols at a bilateral meeting in Bali last week was “consistent with our policies of exercising our right of freedom of navigation”.

“That’s in accordance with international law and our support for peace and stability in the region,” Bishop told ABC radio.

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panglimo potaseh1 November 2016 pada 10:59 PG
Perang .. Perang .. yg kena teruk nanti rakyat juga .. peluru berdesing kiri-kanan. Minyak naik pon sebab rakyat tak nak naik bas, rakyat dah tak naik kerta lembu. Minyak masak berlambak di seberang sempadan, disalahkan rakyat meniaga minyak .. katanya sempadan kita panjang sangat .. migresen, kastam, polis buat apa. Boleh tak kita pikir gimana China 1500 tahun dulu telah bina tembok sepanjang 10,000 km. Jadi gwa tak heran jika satu hari nanti, tanpa sebutir peluru negara China akhirnya ngap seluruh Tanah Melayu bersekali dgn 9 rajanya. Masa tu lah kita dapat nengok Pak Aji sembelih babi.
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Tanpa Nama1 November 2016 pada 1:12 PTG
Kapal CHINA kita beli nanti boleh PANCUT ke ?????

POWER PANCUT kuat ke ????

Jangan BOCOR TENGAH JALAN sudah

Biasa lah

Macam TIKUS MASAK ROTI lah

Dah Budak Bahalol buat kerja , mana boleh harap pun

Boleh percaya ke ????
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