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Society & Labors Society Vietnam closely monitoring Whitsun Reef situation: foreign ministry
Vietnam closely monitoring Whitsun Reef situation: foreign ministry
Vietnam says it is closely monitoring the situation as 200 Chinese vessels are anchored illegally at the Whitsun Reef, part of Vietnam's Truong Sa (Spratly) Islands.
Source: VNE
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