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The Japan News <\/p>\n
Publication Date : 18-09-2014 <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Japan claims that more Chinese fishing boats have intruded into its territory <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
The number of intrusions into Japanese territorial waters near the Senkaku Islands in Okinawa Prefecture by Chinese fishing boats has been rapidly increasing since the start of this year, suggesting a change in Chinas strategy. <\/p>\n
Two years have passed since Japans nationalisation of the Senkaku Islands. Chinese government vessels, which carry similar equipment to Japan Coast Guard (JCG) patrol vessels, have been less active. <\/p>\n
But the number of intrusions into territorial waters by Chinese fishing boats in 2014 has increased more than 25-fold compared with that of 2011, before the nationalisation of the islands. <\/p>\n
Japanese authorities assume that Beijing intends to make its insistence that the islands are part of Chinas territory an established fact, by continuing illegal fishing activities. <\/p>\n
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