张召忠 专属经济区的交战规则（Rules of engagement in Zhang Zhaozhongs exclusive economic zone）.docVIP

张召忠 专属经济区的交战规则（Rules of engagement in Zhang Zhaozhongs exclusive economic zone） Rules of engagement in the exclusive economic zone This year, there has been a heated debate over the US aircraft carriers entry into the Yellow Sea and the South China Sea. The focus of the debate is whether the US aircraft carrier has the right to enter the exclusive economic zone of China The United States believes that China can sail freely in any sea area beyond 12 nautical miles of territorial sea, and that China has no right to interfere. Chinas views are rather confusing. They are broadly divided into three categories: first, the theory of maritime sovereignty. That the South China Sea, East China Sea and the Yellow Sea sea area is the traditional Chinese, China enjoys sovereignty in these waters beyond all dispute, safeguard national marine sovereignty, core interests Chinese, for the United States warships into the sea China said the opposition and protests, if the United States insists on entering, China has the right to take military action to fight back. Two is the national jurisdiction theory. China has the right to jurisdiction over the exclusive economic zone of 200 nautical miles. If foreign warships and military aircraft enter these areas, they shall apply in advance and submit their approval, without permission, they may not enter these areas. Three is harmless passage. That China outside the territorial waters of the exclusive economic zone and continental shelf in overlying waters, foreign vessels and military aircraft harmless traffic, but not to stay down for marine survey, military exercises, naval warfare endangers safety China military action, if that happens, China will drive away the armed. China is unable to agree on which is right, each one sticks to his argument. From the beginning of July, China for U.S. aircraft carrier into the Yellow Sea has published ten protests and statement of results come swaggeringly to the U.S. aircraft carrier or, also do a ve