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A Japan Coast Guard patrol boat uses a water cannon to warn a Taiwanese boat, left, and Taiwan Coast Guard boat, center, near one of the disputed islands on Thursday.
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Disillusioned
Things are getting real folks!
KariHaruka
That's what happens when you enter OUR territorial waters.
Saul Schimek
And so it begins...
japan_cynic
Duel? Its a water fight!
gogogo
Taiwan / China should leave Japanese waters and Japan should leave Australian waters
spudman
Stupid boys playing soldiers. Total lessons learned from the 20th century? Zero. Poor Japan, getting picked on from three sides of the compass, lucky America occupies the 4th.
Everyone needs to pull their heads in......
OssanAmerica
No they aren't. It's when the 44mm starts putting warning shots across the bow that it gets real.
Japan isn't in Australian waters. Japan has no claims or disputes regarding Australian territory.
WilliB
It actually looks like fun. I hope they brought their umbrellas.
hkitagawa
Hey, people should pay water bills first before play this game.
Vernie Jefferies
Note to Taiwan...I think you will need a bigger boat.
blackrock
looks so cool. Make me want to be a kid again to play with water cannon
Tom Thompson
this issue was raised by a few people in Davos as the most threatening problem of 2013 its all about pride, Chinese been stomped on for 200 years now getting their chance to prove their might
Guza!
dont forget to load the water ballons this is gonna be a tough one!
technosphere
I have to say that Japanese warning is very gentle. Water cannons. By comparison , Russians usually give warning shots by 30-millimeter automated cannon and, in case of refusing to stop engines, shoot right into engine compartment of intruder.