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Navy chief "deeply concerned" over U.S. ship S.China Sea patrolling

Xinhua, October 30, 2015 Adjust font size:

Top China and U.S. naval commanders held video talks on Thursday two days after a U.S. destroyer patrolled in South China Sea, with the Chinese side expressing "deep concern."

Admiral Wu Shengli of the People's Liberation Army's Navy said, "Such dangerous and provocative acts have threatened China's sovereignty and security and harmed regional peace and stability," during talks with his U.S. counterpart, Admiral John Richardson. Endit