News!Foreign media: The Chinese Kaokai Ship "Yuanwang 5" has arrived in the port of Sri Lanka

[Global Network Express News] Agence France -Presse News, the Chinese science ship "Yuanwang 5" arrived in Hangban Tota, southern Sri Lanka on August 16, local time.

Agence France -Presse said in the news that the United States and India have exposed concerns about the Port of Sri Lanka's suspension of Chinese scientific examinations, but "Yuanwang 5" still stops as planned.

On the 16th local time, the Chinese science ship "Yuanwang 5" arrived at the port of Sri Lanka Port Source: India Media

On the 5th of this month, "Yuanwang 5" departed from Jiangyin Port, China, and was originally planned to arrive in Hangban Tota, southern Sri Lanka on the 11th. However, there are media reports that the Indian government believes that "Yuanwang 5" may engage in "monitoring activities that damage their safety interests" and therefore protest to Sritern Fang. The NDTV quoted anonymous message on the 6th said that after being tremendous by India, Sri Lanka asked the Chinese scientific examination ship "Yuanwang 5" to postpone its plan to stop relying on supply. It is worth noting that this rumor was not officially confirmed when it appeared.

According to Agence France -Presse reports on the 13th, the Chinese science ship "Yuanwang No. 5" finally obtained the Sri Lanka permission to stop the port of the country. The time was from the 16th to 22nd of this month. At a regular press conference on the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the 15th, spokesman Wang Wenbin also said that Sri Lanka has issued a license to Hong Kong to "Yuanwang 5".

For the "concerns" of India, Qian Feng, an expert in South Asia and the director of the Research Department of the National Institute of Strategy of Tsinghua University, analyzed the Global Times reporter on the 15th that some Indian media have always been "highly alert" on China's influence. In the recent period of stopping the stop of Chinese scientific examination ships, these media also wearing "colored glasses" to look at and amplify China's normal activities in the Indian Ocean, and even provoke the significance of Sino -Sri Lanka.

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