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Something Fishy: Chinese Submarine Drone Caught By Indonesian Fishermen; Not The First
Indonesian fishermen have discovered a suspected Chinese submarine drone in waters considered strategically important to Australia, according to ABC news.
Indonesian fishermen have discovered a suspected Chinese submarine drone in waters considered strategically important to Australia, between the South China Sea and the Indian Ocean, according to a report in ABC news. Images published in local media show Indonesian military officers posing with the unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV), which was found just before Christmas near Selayar Island in South Sulawesi, the report said.
A fisherman in Selayar Island, South Sulawesi, has found a UUV:
China deploying en masse underwater drones in Indian Ocean: Report
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Indian navy ships Shivalik & Kadmatt carrying out Passage Exercise (PASSEX) with Russian Federation Navy (RuFN) ships Varyag, Admiral Panteleyev & Pechenga in the Eastern Indian Ocean Region (IOR).
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China has deployed a fleet of underwater drones called Sea Wing glider in the Indian Ocean
Sea Wing gliders can operate for months on end and make observations for naval intelligence purposes
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New Jersey: China has deployed a fleet of underwater drones called Sea Wing (Haiyi) glider in the Indian Ocean, which can operate for months on end and make observations for naval intelligence purposes, according to defence analyst HI Sutton.
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$150,000 underwater drones and telephone calls but this is different. this is important and we need to deal very seriously with china on it. they need to know we are seriously concerned about freedom. so is that going to be military action? i think you re saying no. let s have serious discussion. you don t just leap off and start using military force. no. i think you start talking with the chinese and i think one wants to work with them on some things. for example, they are using natural gas and coal to create methanol. they are driving their cars on it. we need to start and do the same thing. it will bring down the price of gasoline and price of oil substantially. it is something we can work on
navy in the south china sea. for more about it, here s matt rivers in beijing. closeup encounters like the situation between the china and u.s. navies are rare. the fact that china actually took possession of u.s. naval equipment is rarer still. the chinese minister of defense released a statement late saturday evening saying the reason they took the drone out of the water was in order to protect navigational and personnel safety of passing ships. why that might sound like an innocuous enough reason for taking the drone out of water, the fact remains that this move by the chinese makes the u.s u.s./chinese relationship that much more tense. the navy was conductsing research using underwater drones. officials say the research was legal under international law. it was set to bring them back on board when officials say a