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Japan's Fishing Vessel Expelled from Chinese Territorial Waters

Japan's Fishing Vessel Expelled from Chinese Territorial Waters

China Coast Guard responds to unauthorized entry in Diaoyu Dao region
BEIJING, April 6, 2025 — The China Coast Guard (CCG) reported that a Japanese fishing vessel has been expelled for unlawfully entering the territorial waters surrounding China's Diaoyu Dao.

According to CCG spokesperson Liu Dejun, the incident occurred between Saturday and Sunday, prompting necessary control measures as the vessel was found to be operating in the restricted area.

The CCG issued warnings and subsequently drove the vessel away from the waters in question, reiterating that Diaoyu Dao and its associated islands constitute inherent territory of China.

Liu emphasized that the actions taken were in accordance with legal procedures and highlighted the need for Japan to cease any illegal activities in the area.

The CCG has committed to ongoing law enforcement operations in the territorial waters of Diaoyu Dao, aiming to uphold China's sovereignty and protect its maritime rights and interests.

This incident adds to the ongoing maritime disputes in the region, where various nations assert competing claims.

The actions by the CCG reinforce China's position on territorial claims in these waters.
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