Chinese warship confronts Kitty Hawk in Taiwan Strait: report

Chinese warship confronts Kitty Hawk in Taiwan Strait: report

TOKYO, Japan - File photo of Chinese destroyer Shenzhen, which reportedly confronted the U.S. Kitty Hawk carrier task force in the Taiwan Strait in November last year. The photo was taken during Shenzhen's visit to Japan last November. The Chinese warship sailed to Japan for the scheduled friendship call after the reported confrontation with the U.S. warships.

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