Tensions Escalate: China Accuses Australia over South China Sea Incident
Tensions rise as China accuses Australia of provocation in the South China Sea. China's defense ministry claims Australia is intruding and spreading false narratives. Australia previously expressed concerns over unsafe maneuvers by a Chinese jet, accusations denied by Beijing.

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The diplomatic tension between China and Australia has intensified, with China's defense ministry accusing Australia of deliberate provocation in the South China Sea. The ministry described Australia's actions as an invasion and intrusion into territories.
These accusations come in response to Australia's recent claims that a Chinese fighter jet engaged in unsafe and unprofessional actions towards an Australian maritime patrol. Australia raised its concerns with China, emphasizing the severity of the encounter.
China, however, has dismissed Australia's claims, labeling them as false narratives aimed at undermining bilateral relations. This incident adds another layer of complexity to the already strained relationship between the two nations in the region.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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