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Thumbs up American's mockery of China’s ADIZ backfired .

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US says airlines should observe China zone

Reported scrambling of "combat aircraft" by China, including at least two fighter jets, threatens to escalate situation.

Last updated: 30 Nov 2013 02:59
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US commercial airlines should observe China's demand to be given notice of aircraft entering its newly declared air defence zone, the State Department has said. The Pentagon earlier indicated that American military forces would continue normal operations, despite China scrambling fighter jets to monitor US and Japanese aircraft in the area.
China's announcement last weekend that it was extending an air defence identification zone (ADIZ) over islands disputed by China and Japan was disregarded by several nations, and US B-52 bombers entered the area.
"We have flights routinely transiting international airspace throughout the Pacific, including the area China is including in their ADIZ," said Pentagon spokesman Colonel Steve Warren said on Friday.
"These flights are consistent with long-standing and well-known US freedom of navigation policies that are applied in many areas of operation around the world. I can confirm that the US has and will continue to operate in the area as normal."
Compliance by commercial flights "does not indicate US government acceptance of China's requirements for operating in the newly declared defence," the State Department said in a statement.
Echoing previous statements by the US administration, it said the US was "deeply concerned" by China's declaration of the air zone.
Japan, South Korea, the US and other countries have accused Beijing of increasing regional tensions with the air defense zone.
But the scrambling of "several combat aircraft" by China, including at least two fighter jets - according to state news agency Xinhua - threatens to escalate the situation.
"Several combat aircraft were scrambled to verify the identities" of US and Japanese aircraft entering the air defense zone, Xinhua said, quoting air force spokesman Shen Jinke.
The Chinese aircraft identified two US surveillance aircraft and 10 Japanese aircraft, including an F-15 warplane, Shen said.

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AFP


http://www.aljazeera.com/news/asia-pacific/2013/11/us-says-airlines-should-observe-china-zone-201311302118707465.html

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