Indonesia Says It Has No Overlapping South China Sea Claims With China, Despite Joint Agreement
Indonesia's foreign ministry has repeatedly claimed the country is a non-claimant state in the South China Sea and that it has no overlapping jurisdiction with China. On Monday, the ministry said its position was unchanged and the agreement would have no impact on its sovereign rights.
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