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Alarming News — Preparations for WW3: Five China Warships Off Coast of Alaska – Distress of Nations? (Video) (Video) OYEP
**Alarming News** Preparations for WW3: Five China Warships Off Coast of Alaska – Distress of Nations?
4 Sep 15
So, are you noticing how often China and Russia have been invading not only our waters but our air space in the past few months? And we are doing NOTHING?
Five Chinese warships crossed into U.S. territorial waters heading south out of the Bering Sea passing within 12 nautical miles of the Aleutian Islands that border the southern edge of the Bering Sea. Why? After the Pentagon was alerted Chinese officials said, ” made an “innocent passage” – TUNE IN NOW TO HEAR THE REAL REASON WHY CHINA’S SHOW OF STRENGTH AND FLEXING MILITARY MIGHT IS ANYTHING BUT “AN INNOCENT PASSAGE…”
Chinese warships spotted off Alaska coast reportedly passed through US waters
Five Chinese warships that were operating off the Alaska coast earlier this week reportedly entered U.S. territorial waters and came within 12 nautical miles of the coast, Pentagon officials told the Wall Street Journal early Friday.
China’s Defense Ministry also confirmed to the paper that its naval ships had sailed to the Bering Sea for training after a joint military exercise with Russia in late August. Officials in Beijing insisted that the activity was routine and not aimed at any particular country.
Navy Commander Bill Urban, a Pentagon spokesman, confirmed to Fox NewsWednesday that three surface warfare ships, one amphibious assault ship and one supply vessel from the People’s Liberation Army Navy had been sighted in the Bering Sea. It was the first time that Chinese ships had been seen in the body of water separating Alaska and Russia.
The Chinese ships’ appearance coincided with President Obama’s trip to Alaska, during which he largely focused on climate change, but also pressed Congress to approve the building of more icebreakers to counter claims to the Arctic made by Russia.
Pentagon officials told the Journal that the ships complied with international law, saying the Chinese actions were in accordance with the principal of “innocent passage.” A Pentagon spokesman defined that principle by saying the ships ““transited expeditiously and continuously through the Aleutian Island chain in a manner consistent with international law.”
White House spokesman Josh Earnest told reporters on Wednesday that the Defense Department “positively identified a number of Chinese naval vessels in that region, but based on their analysis, they have not detected any sort of threat or threatening activities.” Read More
” 5 Chinese Warships Off the Coast of Alaska”
