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China reportedly conducts regular coast guard patrols in the eastern Pacific

A report says Chinese coast guard vessels are conducting routine patrols in the eastern Pacific, alongside activity around Taiwan. It claims roughly 27,000 square nautical miles have been affected, without supplying further confirmation.

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Expanded Chinese maritime activity could increase strategic pressure on Taiwan and heighten tensions across the western Pacific.

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