Taiwan group's ship cruising away from Senkaku Islands

Taiwan group's ship cruising away from Senkaku Islands

TOKYO, Japan - What is believed to a Taiwanese fishing boat (fore) carrying a citizens' group sails in the waters about 40 kilometers west-southwest of Senkaku Islands in a photo taken by the Japan Coast Guard at 6:30 a.m. on Aug. 17. A JCG patrol ship follows it in the back. JCG said the boat later reversed course after approaching the disputed islands, which are claimed by Japan, Taiwan and China. (Kyodo)

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