Despite Chinese protests about the use of the waterway — which it claims jurisdiction over — German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius has insisted that the ships are in international waters.
A German warship and an accompanying navy vessel entered the Taiwan Strait on Friday, despite protests from China, which claims sovereignty over Taiwan and asserts influence over the body of water.
“International waters are international waters,” said German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius on Friday at a press conference with his Lithuanian counterpart Laurynas Kasciunas.
“It’s the shortest route and, given the weather conditions, the safest, so we’re going through.”
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The use of the strait angers Beijing, but it is officially an international waterway and major trade route through which around half of global container ships pass.
None of this contradicts anything I’ve said.
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It clearly details how territorial disputes and sovereignty are settled.
The section you’ve quoted explains what the rules are if there is no dispute. It does not explain how to resolve a dispute.