China Protests New Zealand Air Patrols Amid Dispute Over UN Sanctions Flights

16 articles · Updated · South China Morning Post · Apr 17

China has lodged a formal protest against New Zealand, accusing its air force of 'harassment' during aerial patrols near the Chinese coastline.
Beijing claims the New Zealand P-8A aircraft disrupted civil aviation and threatened security in the Yellow and East China Seas, demanding restraint.
New Zealand denies the allegations, stating its patrols are part of UN-mandated monitoring of North Korean sanctions and followed international law.

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