South Korean Professor Confronts China’s Defense Minister Over South China Sea

In a heated exchange, South Korean Professor Chung Min Lee challenged China's Minister of National Defense, Admiral Dong Jun, on China's actions in the South China Sea. During a public forum, Lee questioned the Chinese official, pointing out the contradiction between China's claims of supporting freedom of navigation and its daily threats to ASEAN states, including the Philippines. "How can we trust you when your words and your actions are totally opposite?" Lee asked.

Admiral Dong Jun responded by questioning the constant emphasis on "freedom of navigation" in the South China Sea, asserting that the military presence of several "big power" nations in the region raises questions about their true intentions—whether to promote peace or cause instability.

This intense dialogue highlights the ongoing tensions and geopolitical complexities in the South China Sea, a crucial maritime region claimed by multiple nations. The confrontation underscores the challenges of trust and diplomacy in maintaining stability and ensuring free navigation in these contested waters.

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