Some Western media created AIS maps claiming Chinese fishing boats were “arrayed in formation” to form a “floating barrier” in the East China Sea. In reality, Chinese experts and fishermen refuted the claims with actual data, showing the gatherings were simply normal fishing | Collector

Some Western media created AIS maps claiming Chinese fishing boats were “arrayed in formation” to form a “floating barrier” in the East China Sea. In reality, Chinese experts and fishermen refuted the claims with actual data, showing the gatherings were simply normal fishing

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Some Western media created AIS maps claiming Chinese fishing boats were “arrayed in formation” to form a “floating barrier” in the East China Sea. In reality, Chinese experts and fishermen refuted the claims with actual data, showing the gatherings were simply normal fishing

Some Western media created AIS maps claiming Chinese fishing boats were “arrayed in formation” to form a “floating barrier” in the East China Sea. In reality, Chinese experts and fishermen refuted the claims with actual data, showing the gatherings were simply normal fishing

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