Vietnam resolutely opposes China for zoning plan with both the Spratlys and Paracels, and requested China to cancel this action.
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Le Hai Binh made the remark on September 23 in response to reporters’ question about Vietnam’s reaction to the Chinese State Council’s adoption of the national marine functional zoning plan which includes both the Spratlys and Paracels of Vietnam.
"Vietnam has repeatedly asserted its indisputable sovereignty over the two islands - Paracel and Spratly. All activities of foreign parties in the area without the consent of Vietnam are an act of violation of international law, infringement of the nation’s sovereignty and invalid".
"Vietnam resolutely opposes the illegal act by China, asking it to respect the country’s sovereignty and refrain from conducting the similar wrongful acts, thus making practical contributions to the development of the friendship and cooperation between the two nations and maintaining peace and stability in the East Sea,” Le Hai Binh said.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Le Hai Binh
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"Vietnam has repeatedly asserted its indisputable sovereignty over the two islands - Paracel and Spratly. All activities of foreign parties in the area without the consent of Vietnam are an act of violation of international law, infringement of the nation’s sovereignty and invalid".
"Vietnam resolutely opposes the illegal act by China, asking it to respect the country’s sovereignty and refrain from conducting the similar wrongful acts, thus making practical contributions to the development of the friendship and cooperation between the two nations and maintaining peace and stability in the East Sea,” Le Hai Binh said.
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