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soryang

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2. you mean the US interpretation of UNCLOS

Reply to TomSlick (Reply #1)

Fri Apr 9, 2021, 10:59 PM

Apr 2021

Which appears in the Navy Department's Commanders Handbook on the Law of Naval Operations?

There are a lot of restrictions on foreign activities in the EEZ. When they are done commercially they can be controlled by the state with control of the EEZ. When they are conducted by warships somehow that is regarded differently by the US. Things like dropping ordnance, live fire exercises, conducting surveys, dumping trash.

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India objects to US Navy ship's patrol without consent [View all] soryang Apr 2021 OP

That's why it's called a freedom of navigation patrol. TomSlick Apr 2021 #1

you mean the US interpretation of UNCLOS soryang Apr 2021 #2

Will be interesting to see the US reaction when China moves a ship relayerbob Apr 2021 #3

That's a lot closer than the 130 nautical miles mentioned in the op left-of-center2012 Apr 2021 #4

Cuba? Via the Panama Canal? TreasonousBastard Apr 2021 #5

What ? left-of-center2012 Apr 2021 #6